State of New York — Department of Agriculture.

Eighth Annual Report

OF THE

New York Weather Bureau

1896.

tf Under the Department of Agriculture and. in

Co-operation with the U. S. Weather Bureau.
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Created and Organized under the Laws of the State of New
York — (Chapter 148, Laws of 1889.)

Reorganized and Placed under the Department of Agricul-
ture — (Chapter 338, Laws of 1893.)

Central Office at Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. •v-vivi

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TRANSMITTED TO THE LEGISLATURE JANUARY 15, 1897.

WYNKOOP HALLENBECK CRAWFORD CO.,

STATE PRINTERS.

NEW YORK AND ALBANY,

1897.

State of New York.

No. 11.

IN ASSBMBLY

January 15, 1897.

EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

Director of the State Weather Bureau.

STATE OF NEW YORK:

Department of Agriculture,

Albany, January 15, 1897

To the Honorable the Legislature of the State of N'eio Tor^h:

In accordance with the provisions of the statutes relating
thereto, I have the honor to herewith transmit the Eightli
Annual Report of the Director of the State Weather Bureau.

CHARLES A. WIETING,

Comrmssioner of Aqricidture.

LIBRARY
NEW YORK
BOTANICAL

OARDEN

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Page.

Part I. — Keport of the Director 9

Part II — Financial Statement 24

Part III, — Meteorological Reports for each Month, 1896 31

Part IV.— Meteorological Report for the Year, 1896 319

Part V. — Description of Stations 341

Statistical Table of Stations 384

Sample Crop Report 390

Part VI.— The Climate of New York State 403

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PARX I.

REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR

OF THE

New York Weather Bureau.

REPORT.

Ithaca, N. Y., January 1, 1897.
To the Honorable the Commissioner of Agriculture of the State of
New York:

Sir. — I have the honor of transmitting to you an account of
the operations of the New York Weather Bureau during the past
year, together with a financial statement, summaries of weather
and crop conditions, and a report on the climate of the State.

The routine work at the central ofQce has been carried on
efficiently and without breaks. The clerical employes of the
State are the same as in previous years; and the National
Weather Bureau has continued the detail of Mr. R. M. Hardinge
as assistant to the director, which place he has occupied since
1890.

The maintenance of extensive systems of meteorological, crop
and forecast-display stations has necessarily occupied nearly all
the time of our clerical force; a fact which is to be regretted in
view of the pressing need which exists for climatological inves-
tigation and experimental work in meteorology. The service
now comprises 112 well distributed meteorological stations, 81
of which are equipped with thermometers and rain-gauges and
31 with rain-gauges only. Daily readings of self-registering
maximum and minimum thermometers are made at all regular
stations; and in addition, about one-half the number report the
temperature at 7 a. m., 2 p. m. and 9 p. m., which method gives
a valuable check on the daily averages as obtained from the

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maximum and minimum readings. Observations of wind, cloudi-
ness and miscellaneous phenomena are included in the scheme
of daily records throughout the State. The precipitation is
registered at the close of each day, and also, when practicable,
after each storm, with notes of the time of beginning and ending
of rainfall.

Twelve new stations have been equipped with thermometers
and rain-gauges this year, as follows: Canajoharie, Montgomery
county; Catskill, Greene county; Dryden, Tompkins county;
Elka Park, Greene county; Frauklinville, Cattaraugus county;
Little Falls, Herkimer county; Lockport, Niagara county; Lake
George, Warren county; North Lake, Herkimer county; Prim-
rose, Westchester county; St. Johnsville, Montgomery county;
Straits Corners, Tioga county. In addition to these, the former
special rainfall stations at Bolivar, Allegany county, and Ridge-
way, Orleans county, have been provided with thermometers.

Special rainfall stations have been established at Niagara
Falls, Niagara county, at Watkins, Schuyler county, and at the
Intake Reservoir near Little Falls, Herkimer county.

The State is fortunate in securing the co-operation of volun-
tary observers at three points of the Mohawk valley and at the
Adirondack station, North Lake, in view of the difficulty hitherto
experienced in obtaining observations from these sections of the
State.

Owing to a change of residence of observers, or to other
causes, four regular stations have been discontinued this year,
namely: Hamilton, Madison county; Turin, Lew^is county; Ma-
lone, Franklin county; and Varysburg, Wyoming county. The
rainfall stations, Ellis and Attica, have also ceased to report to
the central office.

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Fifty-five thermometers and twenty rain-gauges, purchased
from the State appropriation, have been issued to new stations,
or to replace those rendered unserviceable by accidents. All
State property is issued to observers on the agreement that a full
account shall be rendered of any breakage or injury which may
occur.

A tabulated summary of the observations at all stations is
published each month, together with a general review of weather
conditions and charts showing the average temperature and dis-
tribution of rainfall over the State. An edition of 800 copies of
the monthly review is published; and of the more complete
annual review, 1,000 copies.

A weather-crop bulletin was issued on Tuesday of each week
during the farming season, or from April 25th to September 26th.
The list of correspondents contributing information to the bul-
letin includes ninety persons, representing forty important agri-
cultural counties; so that a full and adequate account of agricul-
tural interests, as affected by current weather, is presented
week by week. In addition to the reports of observers and an
editorial r<Ssume of general crop conditions, the bulletin also
gives a brief review of the effect of current weather upon staple
crops in other parts of the United States.

The crop-bulletin, which as a rule is furnished only upon appli-
cation, is now mailed to over 700 addresses; and further, is given
a very general circulation through the newspapers of the State,
more than 100 of which publish it wholly or in part.

Display/ Stations. — A thoroughly organized system under super-
vision of the central office now distributes the daily weather fore-
casts to 700 cities and villages located in all the important com-
mercial and agricultural regions of New York. The number of

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stations receiving the telegraphic forecasts from Washington di-
recth' is about 100; but arrangements have been made whereby
the messages are forwarded, in many cases by telephone, to neigh-
boring points where the warnings are given publicity by flag or
whistle signals.

Two years ago a very eiScient and inexpensive plan of forecast
distribution was generally adopted by the State weather services,
whereby a number of selected telegraph stations print the fore-
casts immediately after their receipt, by means of a rubber-
stamping outfit, and forward them by rail or stage routes to the
postmasters of neighboring farming communities. At these sub-
stations the bulletins are posted conspicuously, or are displayed
by flag signals. In New York there are now thirty-five distribut-
ing centers which communicate the warnings daily to 570
villages.

Work at the Central Office. — In addition to the usual observa-
tions of a voluntary station, continuous records are kept at this
ofiSce of temperature, rainfall, the direction of the wind and its
velocity in vertical and horizontal directions;, also of the duration
of sunshine, the humidity of the air and amount of evaporation.
An account of the instruments which automatically record these
<'leane«nts will be fouDid in sectioai V. Much of this lapparaitu®
is complicated, requiring constant siupervision and frequent ad-
jns-tment. ;Modifications of the original designs lof the makers
have been found necessary in some cases, and such work has
been carried on under personal supervision in the shop of the
College of Engineering. It is hoped to publish hourly values
from the records of the several instruments during the coming
year if time can be spared from the routine work of the service.

A large number of requests for special data have been received
this year from State and municipal boards and for individual use.

New York Weather Bureau. 13

The information called for has been gratuitously furnished in so
far as it was obtainable from our records. In this and other
directions the correspondence of our office is very large, and much
of it is of a character requiring special research. More than
40,000 pieces of mail matter are sent out from our office annually,
generally under the frank of the U. S. Weather Bureau.

The routine work of the central office includes the examination
and repair of instruments issued to voluntary stations; the crit-
ical examination and reduction of reports rendered monthly by
more than 100 observers; the preparation of tables and charts
for publication, beside the extensive system of observations car-
ried on here. In order to accomplish these necessary duties we
have been obliged to restrict our field of work, especially in the
direction of climatic invesitigation to a degree which I regret;
but larger results cannot be expected unless another assistant
can be employed for at least half of the year.

It was hoped that a monograph on the climate of New York,
which was published in our annual report for 1893, might be re-
issued in a thoroughly revised form by the incorporation of the
large mass of data recently accumulated from all parts of the
State; but lack of time has made any material progress in this
direction impossible. Meanwhile, a very large demand has
nearly exhausted the first edition ; and, in view of the urgent re-
quests for the report which come to us almost daily, it is deemed
necessary to reissue it at once, as a portion of the present annual
report, although without the desired revision.

A consideration of the character of requests for the data con-
tained in this monograph is instructive, as showing the variety
of interests which are practically affected by weather and climatic
conditions, beside confirming views which I have previously ex-

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pressed as to the proper functions of a State weather service.
Among the applicants for information are to be mentioned, firstly,
the agricultural experiment stations, whose recently awakened
interest in soil temperature and the movements of ground water,
as subjects of practical importance to the farmer, calls for
meteorological data upon which these elements are dependent.
The interest of farmers in these questions is also evidenced by the
fact That they contribute a large proporti ju of the most valuable
reports received by this Bureau.

Secondly, frequent requests for information are received from
the large class of persons interested in medical climatology, in-
cluding State and municipal boards of health as well as private
practitioners, and invalids with whom climate is a matter of pri-
mary importance in the selection of a place of residence. The
remarkable diversity of climatic conditions to be found within
the limits of this State, which will be referred to with more de-
tail further on, renders it of more than usual importance that the
peculiar characterictics of each region shall be fully determined
and made accessible to the public.

Our data is also very frequently called for by engineers, in
nearly all branches of their profession, but especially by those
having in charge the supervision of State canals and waterways
and the water supply and drainage of cities. City engineers have
rendered this Bureau valuable aid in the establishment of volun-
tary stations, and (as in the case of the engineer at Little Falls)
have entered on lines of special investigation promising to be of
mutual benefit.

In addition to the above, our records are in constant demand
in the law courts of the State, for cases involving, often, large
sums for damages to individuals, corporations and cities; also,

New York Weather Bureau. J 5

railway companies in the settlement of their disputes for injury
to perishable material in transit over their lines; questions of
inundation of lands by excessive rainfalls, or affecting the rights
of cities to distract water from the lakes and streams of the
State; various cases of disputes betw^een riparian owners; dam-
ages to individuals during high winds; matter pertaining to the
insurance of buildings, and injuries to stock or other property on
account of fire, as affected by the direction and intensity of the
wind; claims upon town and city treasuries for injuries caused by
slippery sidewalks, etc.

Lastly, the climatology of New York is found to be a valuable
aid in teaching the subjects of meteorology and physical geogra-
phy in the colleges and high schools of the State, in accordance
with the growing tendency to seek illustrations of scientific facts
in fields familiar to the observation of the student.

The urgent demand for more definite information regarding our
climate than has been obtainable hitherto, is due, in a measure,
to the remarkable diversity of meteorological conditions existing
within this State. In the first place, we find the distinctive brac-
ing influences of mountainous regions among the Adirondack and
Catskill ranges, and on the spurs of the Alleganies in southern
New York; while the shelter thus afforded to broad lowland dis-
tricts renders it possible to cultivate successfully varieties of
fruits and other crops which are generally raised only in more
southern latitudes. The fact that our central and southern coun-
ties are subject to the tempering effects both of the ocean and
the great lakes, is perhaps of even greater importance; for not only
is the climate of these regions thus rendered more equable
throughout the year, but also in case of severe cold waves in
winter it is shown on page 370, section VI, that in western New

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York the temperature is often maintained at a point fifteen to
twenty degrees higher than occurs on the same parallel to the
westward of Lake Ontario. The winters become much more
rigorous in northern New York, where the air is, however, con-
siderably dryer, the relative humidity in the Champlain ^''alley
being lower than in any other section. The contrast of climate
between this region and that of the Atlantic coast is very marked;
an average difference of more than sixteen degrees obtaining be-
tween the northern border and eastern Long Island in winter.

Divergencies even greater than the above are found in the dis-
tribution of rainfall, which however, occurs according to laws
which are characteristic of the various climatic regions. The
maximum precipitation over the central highlands, occurs in mid-
summer; on the greater part of Long Island in winter; while be-
tween these extreme epochs there is a definite gradation over the
intervening territory. A remarkable uniformity of rainfall
throughout the year is a characteristic of much of the Great Lake
region. The total amount of precipitation for an average year
also varies widely in different localities; the normal values at sta-
tions of Niagara county falling below thirty inches, while at some
stations of the Mohawk and Hudson valleys and the coast region
the total is fifty inches or more.

The distribution of clouds over the State has been considered
as fully as practicable, but this subject still urgently demands
wider observation and study. An observer stationed high above
the earth would frequently see the cloud formation beginning
over the Great Lakes, and thence spreading across much of cen-
tral and western New York and the St. Lawrence valley; but
shading off toward the southeast, and to a considerable degree,
disappearing near the coast. Under other and less frequent con-

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ditions, another class of atmospheric movements obtain, the ocean
being the source of cloud formation ; and there are also additional
local variations and developments in the general cloud-drift which
have an important climatic value.

Thunder storms have been studied and their frequency and
characteristic manner of progression in the various regions are
now known with a fair degree of accuracy. The study of these
storms perhaps bears most practically upon the distribution of
rainfall, since, fortunately, this State has so far been quite free
from disastrous local storms, or tornadoes. It is desirable, how-
ever, to amplify the study of thunder storms on account of their
direct effect upon many industries, especially the preservation of

milk, and in the complex operations of brewing.

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KESUME OF THE CROP SEASON, 1895-1896.

A noticeable feature of the winter of 1895-'96 was the warm
period during the latter part of December. Considerable plow-
ing was done during Christmas week; winter grains made vis-
ible growth, and buds started on the trees. On the other hand,
March was particularly a cool and stormy month; more snow
falling in the southeastern counties during the latter portion of
March than during the preceding winter. Wheat, rye, grasses,
and at the beginning, fruit also, seemed to have passed through
the winter in good condition, but in the southeast it was thought
that peaches were winter-killed. The results of the season dem-
onstrated that this was true, not only of peaches in the south-
east, but of peaches and small fruit-trees generally in other por-
tions of the state. Apples and berries, however, yielded finely,
and grapes developed well.

The crop season opened about the 12th of April, prior to which
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date the weather was cold, and snow was still on the ground
in the northern counties. At the beginning, the season was con-
sidered to be about ten days late, but unusually warm spring-
like weather, beginning on the 12th and lasting until the 21st,
brought the frost out of the ground, dried the soil and fitted
it for working, so that throughout the warmer sections farming
operations were under way by the 15th. Plowing and seeding
had become general by the 20th; vegetation had started rap-
idly, trees were budding, early gardens were being made in the
southeast, and hops were uncovered in Madison county. Dry,
cool weather followed, with frosts on the 23d and 24th, which
formed ice in many plaecs, but did little or no damage to vege-
tation. The rainfall for the month had been light, and while
crops in the ground were beginning to feel the drouth, the fine
weather permitted spring work to be rushed; and at the close
of the month the greater part of the oats, spring wheat and bar-
ley had been sown and many early potatoes were planted. Gar-
dening had progressed satisfactorily, early vegetables being al-
ready up in the southeast. Maple-sugaring began early in the
month, but progressed slowly until the warm period, making
an unusually short season.

The warm, dry weather which prevailed from the 1st until
about the 25th of May, while very favorable for plowing, plant-
ing and seeding, resulted in quite a serious drouth, injurious
to growing crops; meadows and pastures being the chief suff-
erers; while winter wheat and rye were also somewhat affected.
Work progressed rapidly, and usually was about ten days ahead
of the season. Plowing for corn was general at the beginning
of the month, and a limited amount had been planted. Hop-
pole setting was completed and peppermint roots were set out.

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On Long Island, early asparagus was in the market at this time.
By the 10th wheat and oats were sown in most cases, and many
potatoes had been planted. Fruits were in full bloom. Apples
bloomed profusely; pears, plums, quinces, cherries, etc., rather
lightly, while peaches seemed to have been killed by the Febru-
ary freeze. The copious and general rains of the 26th and 28th
terminated the drouth which had prevailed up to that time, but
the rains came too late to insure a good hay crop, and at the
close of the month farmers were generally sowing fodder crops.
Delayed plowing and planting started with renewed vigor after
the rains, and soon after nearly all of the corn and potatoes were
planted and growing rapidly. At the close of May bean plant-
ing was also well under way, tobacco setting had been com-
menced, and a fine crop of strawberries was in market. Hops
were thriving, and were considered to be ten days ahead of the
usual stage of growth. A light frost occurred on the 20th, but
caused no damage.

The early days of June were dry, but the rainfall of the 6th
and 10th was copious, and generallj- suflicient, excepting in some
northern sections, the weather also being favorable for farming
interests in other respects during June. By the 20th, early hay-
ing was general, but with discouraging results. Wheat and
other grains made good progress, oats especially promising a
good yield. Garden truck was kept rather backward by cool
nights.

A drouth was threatening at the beginning of July, but co-
pious showers began on the 4t'h, and were frequent during the
remainder of the month. Phenomenally heavy rains occurred
in the southeast on the 9th, and in the western section on the
20th. The weather continued rather cool through the first ten

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days, after which higher temperature brought vegetation rap-
idly forward. In the first week some win^ter wheat and rye
were cut, and oats headed. Much of the barley had been cut
by the 18th, and on the 30th the oats harvest was commenced.
Hops were in blossom by the 10th, and with tobacco and corn,
made very satisfactory growth. Grapes and apples continued
to thrive. The army worm made its appearance the first week
in July, and by the 15th, its ravages were general throughout
the state, although many localities escaped them entirely. Great
destruction was wrought to green crops, and more especially to
oats. The pests began to disappear about the 25th.

Most unusually hot, muggy weather characterized the first half
of August; and while late garden truck, corn, buckwheat, pas-
tures and after-feed on meadows made wonderful growth during
this period, harvesting was much delayed, especially in the south-
west, where light showers occurred almost daily, so that the
fine oat crop threatened to become over-ripe before it could be
cut, or after cutting became damaged in shock. Some rust also
developed in oats, and there began to be much complaint of rot
and blight among potatoes. During the first week corn was
commonly in tassel and laid by; hops were nearly out of the burr
and fruiting finely, and tobacco was very promising. Much fall
plowing, also, was done during the first week, the soil being in
fine condition. Tn some section of the southeast the oat crop
was damaged 20 to 30 per cent, by the army worm, which, how-
ever, ceased its ravages entirely before the middle of the month.

The latter part of August was much cooler than the first half,
and was generally favorable for completing the harvests; but
drouth in some northern and central counties «rmewhat de-

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layed fall plowing. During the third week the second hay crop
was partially secured, with prospects of its going far toward
making up the deficiency in feed caused by the extremely light
first crop; and it was often stated that the second cutting of
clover was better than the first. Hops were being picked at
this time, and much tobacco was housed. Apple trees were re-
ported to be breaking with their load of fruit, which was, more-
over, of excellent quality. Potato blight increased, and the
prospects of this crop began to decline. Corn made excellent
growth, and cutting began about the 25th, which was said by
some farmers to be the earliest date for this harvest since 1854.
Dairy products were on the increase, owing to the improvement
in pastures.

Fall plowing was delayed considerably by drouth, until the
general rains of September 5th. During the first week hop pick-
ing was finished in many localities, giving a berry of very good
quality; but the yield was rather smaller than usual. The
weather continued warm and fine throughout the month, en-
abling farmers to finish haying and late harvests, and to com-
plete fall seeding under very favorable conditions. The sowing of
winter grains was in many cases finished by the 10th, beans were
gathered during the first week, and much buckwheat was cut
by the middle of September, proving to be well filled and a good
crop generally. Potatoes were gathered during the second week;
the crop showing a continued depreciation from blight and rot-
ting. Apple picking became general about the 20th, giving so
large a yield that a market was found with difiiculty. The first
killing frost occurred on the 23d, but was severe in only a few
localities. A West India cyclone which passed over western
New York on the 30th was accompanied by violent winds in that

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section of the State, and large quantities of apples which had
not yet been gathered were blown to the ground and damaged.

The first severe general killing frosts occurred on October 9th,
but by that time crops were secured beyond injury.

Respectfully submitted,

E. A. FUERTES,

Director.

PART II.

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PART III.

METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS FOR EACH

MONTH, 1896.

Meteorological Summary for January, 1896.

The average atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea-level and
32 degrees Fah.) for the State of New York during January was
30 . 18 inches, being the highest value yet recorded by this Bureau.
The highest barometer was 30 , 68 inches at Number Four on the
6th, and the lowest was 29.64 inches at Albany on the 3d, and
at Erie and Buffalo on the 24th. The mean pressure was highest
in eastern New York, and lowest in the Lake Region. The aver-
age pressure at six stations of the National Bureau was 0.08
inches above the normal, excesses occurring at all stations.

The mean temperature of the State, as derived from the records
of sixty-nine stations, was 20.2 degrees; the highest local monthly
mean being 28.2 degrees at Brooklyn, while the lowest was 11.7
degrees at Saranac lake. The highest general daily mean was
34 degrees on the 25th; the lowest being 7 degrees below zero
on the 6th, which is the lowest value which has occurred since
this Bureau was established in 1889. The maximum temperature
reported was 53 degrees at Madison barracks on the 24th, and
the minimum was 32 degrees below zero at Lowville and at
Hamilton on the 6th. The mean monthly range of tempera-
ture was 58 degrees ; the greatest range, 74 degrees, occurring at
Canton, and the least, 39 degrees, at Appleton. The mean daily
range was 15 degrees, the greatest daily range being 45 degrees
at West Point on the 4th, and the least degrees at Gloversville
and Buffalo on the 25th. The mean temperatures for the

'.^0 Eighth Annuai> Keport of the

various sections of the State were as follows: The Western
plateau, 23.2 degrees; the Eastern plateau, 19.8 degrees; the
Northern plateau, 14.7 degrees; the Atlantic coast, 27.2 degrees;
the Hudson valley, 21.1 degrees; the Mohawk valley, 20.6 de-
grees; the Champlain valley, 16.0 degrees; the St. Lawrence
valley, 13.4 degrees; the Great Lake region, 23.1 degrees; the

Central Lake region, 22.9 degrees. The average of the mean

temperatures at twenty-seven stations possessing records for pre-
vious years was 2.7 degrees below the normal value; deficiencies
occurring at all stations excepting Angelica, Buffalo, Humphrey
and Waverly. The deficiency of temperature was greatest in
eastern and northern New York.

The mean relative humidity for the State was 79 per cent. The
mean dew point was 18 degrees.

The average precipitation was 1.85 inches, as derived from
the records of eighty-nine stations. The greatest general pre-
cipitation ranged from 2 to 4 inches in western New York and
the western Adirondacks; the least being under one inch along
the eastern border of the State. The maximum local amount was

4.42 inches at Turin, and the least was 0.75 inches at Easton.

A list of the heaviest rates of precipitation will be found in the
table of meteorological data. A moderate and quite general
snowfall occurred on the 7th, 9th and 15th, and heavy rain, turn-
ing to snow, occurred on the 24th, the maximum amounts falling

in western New York and on the coast. The average snow-

fall for the imitate was 12.2 inches, as derived from the reports
of sixty-one well-distributed stations. The total amount was
about 12 inches over the Eastern and Western plateaus, 20 inches
on the Northern platea j, 8 inches in the Hudson valley, 15 inches
in the St. Lawrence valley and Great Lake region, and 10 inches

New York Weather Bureau. 31

in the Central Lake region. The greatest local snowfall was 40.0

inches at Turin. The average precipitation at twenty-nine

stations possessing records for previous years was 1 inch below
the normal amount; deficiencies occurring at all stations except-
ing Plattsburg, Potsdam, Buffalo, Fort Niagara and Rochester.
The amounts were the least shown for January by the records
of Port Jervis, covering 13 years; Setauket, 11 years; Albany, 23
years; Honeymead Brook, 16 years; Boyds Corners, 26 years, and
North Hammond, 19 years.

The average number of days on which the precipitation
amounted to 0.01 inches or more, was 10.1; the number being
above this average in western New^ York and below it in the
eastern section. The average number of clear days was 7.0; of
partly cloudy days, 8.9; and of cloudy days, 15.1; giving an
average cloudiness of 51 per cent. The maximum cloudiness
obtained in western and northern New York.

The prevailing wind direction was from the northwest. The
average total wind travel at six stations of the National Bureau
was 7,788 miles; being below the usual values at all stations
excepting New Y'ork city. The maximum velocity recorded at
the above stations was 48 miles at Buffalo on the 1st, and at New
York city on the 24th.

Hail fell on the 3d, 23d, 24th and 29th, and sleet on the 3d,
18th, 19th, 23d, 24th, 2oth, 29th and 31st.

Solar halO'S were observed on the 17th and 2Sth, and luna?
halos on the 2d and 22d.

The weather of January was generally pleasant, with more
sunshine and less rain and snow than usually obtain in the
winter months. The average temperature was below the normal,
a deficiency occurring throughout the period from the 2d to the

32 Eighth Annual Repout of the

17th and an excess over the normal on nearly every day there-
after. The Gth was the coldest day which has occurred since
this Bureau was established in 1889, and probably for a much
longer period. The deficiency of precipitation was most marked
in southeastern New York, and ground water was reported as
very low in several localities of that section. The ground was
generally free-from snow through the second decade and toward
the close of the month; only ten days of thin sleighing being
reported from Malone, while in the Great Lake region the dura-
tion was rather longer. Lakes and streams which were open
during the warm period late in December, were frozen about the
close of the first week, and a heavy ice harvest had been com-
pleted along the Hudson river and* in other localities, before the
warmer weather of the latter half of the month. Less than the
usual wind travel was reported from the western and inland
stations, the maximum velocity being reached along the sea-
coast.

Eight areas of high pressure (approximately) passed eastward
over the vicinity of this State in January, the respective dates
being the 2d, Gth to 8th, 11th, l.jth, 18th, 23d, 28th and 31st. After
the 2d of the month a nearly permanent high pressure system
became established over western British America, and the drift-
ing anticyclouic areas generally originated in that region. De-
pressions of temperature accompanied all of these areas, but the
only notable cold wave attended the second area, which traversed
nearly the entire United States between the 3d and 7th.

The low-pressure areas, nine in number, in most cases devel-
oped over the southern and central States, or over the ocean, and
generally passed in the vicinity of New York. Depressions passed
north of the State on the 1st, 3d and 13th; along the coast on the

New York Weather Bureau. 33

IQtli, 17th and 25th; and over the State on the 9th, 19th and 25th.
The maximum wind velocities accompanied the coast storms,
while heavy mins, changing to sleet and snow occurred during
the passage of the eighth area from the central valleys over
l^Tew York. The precipitation due to the remaining storms was
in most cases light.

The rapid fall of temperature during the storm of the 24th
caused a deposition of ice upon tree branches, and some damage
to fruit prospects may have resulted, especially near the lakes.
3

34

Eighth Annual Report of the

INFetkorological Data

Location of Stations.

Barometer.

Humidity

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690

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Niagara

621

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6

29.70

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81

18

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263
390

3

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21.6

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Oswego

Oswego

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304

460
407
681

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719
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79
77

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42
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30 61

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30.18

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29.64

0.93

79

18

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53

24

1

* Mean of the tri daily ob^ei vaiions. ; ili-aii of tlie ra.ixinnim and minimniu by the Diaper
the tri-daily obrtervutions are derived by tbci formula (7 a. ni. | "J ]). ni. ( 9 p. m. | 9 p. m.) -;- 4.
four hours. § Rainfall on the 2«th-2Tth estimated from record of adjacent stations.

(o) 3. 24; (6) 18, 29; (c) 21, 25, 29; (d) 3, 25; (e) 1, 2 25; (f) 3, 24, 25, 29; (g) 23, 2'>; ih) 25, 26: (t)
(t) 1«, 17; (u) 18, 27; (v) 2. 12; (w) 3, 23; {X) 12, 16; (y) 29, 31; (?) 16, 29; (aa) 13, 24; (06) 1, 5; (ae)
(ee) 20, 25, 26; (ed) 19, 20, 25.

New York Weather Bureau.

37

FOR January — ( Gonchided ).

TURK— (I

N Degrees Fahh.).

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15

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6

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11

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6

54

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34

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9

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6

52

17

41

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11

10

10

7

1.36

0.38

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6

6

58
51

17
14

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26

4
17

6
6

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6

9

0.69

24

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5

65

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18

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6

55
57

14

14

37
37

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12

3

25

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5

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6

63

16

40

16

3

1

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8

1.51

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7.00

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6

60

12

26

4

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1

5

5

21

13

1.34

28

26

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6

74

20

40

16

7

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6

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6

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15

28

16

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6

9

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7.00

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6

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12

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4

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25

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3.28

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24

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6

50

10

25

16

2

13 1

15

15

22

3.38

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24

22.5

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6

39

10

24

3

2

23

6

25

14

3.10

1.88

24

13.7

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6

5

42
61

11
16

23

32

16
5

4

6

8

5

17

6

15

2.80
3.53

3.0
25.0

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—22

be

9

0..50

4

—20

6

60

9

25

16

1

19

1

4

26

19

2.04

0-54

24

14.5

S. E.

—30

6

67

13

29

31

3

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9

20

15

2.00

50

2.45

14

11.2

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6

54

11

24

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3

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13

16

13

3.57

1.14

24

21.0

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5

44

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2

3

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5

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1.52

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w.

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6

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29

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15

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6

58

15

45

4

25 7.0

8.9

15.1

10.1

1.88

1.88

24

12-2

N. W.

tliPimiigr«i)b. IIKepoit received too Ipte to be used in compming meaii.s. Thi> means from
tBlank indicates that the dnration is not shown in the original records, but is within twenty-

3. 8, 28; (?) 18, 25; (i) 1, 26; (m) 2, 3, 12, 25; (»> 2, 3; (p) 2, 3, 29; (q) 2. 3, 25; (r) 5, 8: (») 6, 7;
19, 21; (ad) 20, 25; (a») 1, 21, 27; (a/) 10, 20; (66) 19, 25; (be) 1, 20; (6d) 1 : ; (6«) 1. 19; (6/) 10, 25;

as

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily and Montuly Mean

Sl'ATION.

^

3

4

5

7

8

9

10

11

22

12

13

14

Wettern Plattau...

20

22

25

10

2

-.2

13

14

24

22

28

20

20

Alfred

19

36

36

13

8

9

21

19

28

24

22

38

21

24

14

15

12

— 2

-10

-IS

2

5

16

14

13

18

15

14

Angelica

22

39

35

14

5

7

22

22

29

24

27

39

23

21

16

16

14

-12

22

5

8

22

16

15

21

17

16

Friendship

22
13

39
15

41
9

15
-2

9
—6

11
-23

24
6

23
6

33

21

28
18

28
16

37

20

24
17

24
16

Humphrey

19
13

37
16

34

13

16

— 1

8
—5

8

29
8

25
9

29
19

26
16

25
16

36
21

23
15

23

14

Arkwright.

18

36

35

13

6

11

25

23

29

26

32

32

20

20

15

17

13

6

3

*>

10

10

21

21

20

20

16

14

1 n Wl ^ «J T /^ \'WT v%

23

37

37

t3

14

15

23

28

31

28

30

38

24

26

valUcslUWU ..-

16

17

13

-3

13

13

23

21

20

20

17

16

Eloiira

26
19

40
20

38
19

12

7

12
—3

8

—5

20
4

IS

11

24

15

25
20

24
17

40
2S

28
19

28

20

.A.V0I1

23

37

22

13

7

3

20

19

30

24

29

36

22

23

18

10

18

5

•>

-13

6

9

13

18

16

19

1»

11

Mt. Morris

27

42

40

30

10

10

24

20

44

42

30

41

32

29

19

17

16

15

— 1

-10

3

10

18

11

16

19

19

17

Yictor

24
18

40

20

39

17

20
9

10
-9

1
-14

24
— 7

18
8

24
12

34

18

28
15

39
15

23
16

24

12

Wedgewood

24
15

36
14

37
12

15

1

11

-.7

15 •
-11

17
— 1

24
5

25
11

27
14

24
12

38
15

26
16

25
15

Addison

35
20

41
17

41
17

20

5

i^3

8
-12

22
4

20
10

28
12

29
19

25
18

40
20

28
20

27

21

South Canisieo

23
15

41

17

38
16

16
1

11
—5

4
-15

20
2

17
7

31
16

24

15

29
14

41
18

28
18

25
16

Arcade

20
10

36
15

34
11

11

1
-13

6
-20

24

20
4

29
20

24
15

29

15

34
18

20
15

21

14

Taryaburgh

20
15

38
9

27
12

17
•i

16
-21

7
-24

22
5

21
3

31

21

23
8

27
11

36

19

20
15

23
14

Xa$tern Plateau...

2t

26

27

13

4

-8

2

2

12

15

11

18

yo

20

Binf^haint on

30

38

37

16

8

13

14

21

22

20

36

35

30

A^ft AA b^ ^« •1' l-4-a V ^.r A^ • • * ■ • • ■

20

12

16

8

—8

-14

—4

—4

12

4

10

13

13

Oxford

28
18

37
13

38

17

20
5

15
—4

2

-21

13
—8

15
-14

22

25
3

24
—3

34

32
16

30

12

Cortland

24
19

36

15

38
18

20
8

8
— 1

.1
-23

11
-15

13
-8

20
10

19

15

20
8

33
10

32
19

20

15

Bloomville

26
19

36

16

35
19

15
3

9
—6

1
-23

12
-10

13
-14

20
—3

24
•>

17
—6

31
-5

29
16

25

11

South Kortright...
Brookfield

25
16

36
13

37
12

15
4

9
—6

7
-30

14

10
-15

20
4

24
-4

15
—8

32

27
— 7

44

11
1

Hamilton

24"
19

'37'

'.Ih"

11

22
"4

'12'"
-11

-32

"9"

-16

.....
-21

"ik"

5

22
"3

19"

—7

31"
-6

'29""
14

"'22

8

Middletown

42

42

38

21

11

9

6

10

11

28

30

31

29

29

31

32

21

10

—2

-8

2

—5

5

6

5

10

17

16

Port Jervis

29
24

35

15

40
23

17
13

13
4

10
—6

7

— 1

17

—7

17

7

30
3

27

7

30
2

28
12

29

12

Cooperstown

23

21

36

17

33

17

17

7

7
-10

-4
-21

4

—7

10
-12

12
3

16

•>

15

31
-10

28
If)

22
14

New Lisbon

24

36

37

15

8

-1

9

8

18

24

16

30

29

22

abV ^f » » ^^ • V ^f ^# &A • ■••»**

19

14

15

5

—9

-26

-12

-15

5

-8

—8

16

11

Oneonta

27

41

41

20

11

4

15

14

25

20

21

35

32

27

•^•>

19

18

8

— 2

-16

— S

—7

7

9

22

18

Perry City

26
16

36

12

35
It

16
2

8
—4

-20

18

17
2

25
11

23

10

25
10

37

15

29
18

24

14

Waverly

28
19

39
13

36

28
17

16
—4

10
-12

18

24
9

24
15

32
18

2(i
15

37
13

26
14

30

12

Mohonk Lake

21

34

41

2t

13

6

13

15

28

25

27

27

28

22

18

19

8

-14

-8

—4

3

»>

5

7

17

16

Northern Plateau .

22

24

20

2

-12

-17

—4

—4

10

12

9

14

20

16

SarauacLake

24
18

14

18

28
—8

2

-21

-10
-31

—6

-JO

I
-19

11
-16

14
4

22
-5

28

30
17

20
12

18
5

Olo versville

29

33

39

n

5

—6

4

8

15

23

IS

22

25

22

21

18

17

4

-11

-20

-10

-11

4

7

—2

—7

17

12

New York Weather Bureau.

39

Temperature for January, 1896.

1

ir-5

15

16

17

18

19

30

31

23

23

24

35

26

27

28

39

30

31

■^3 ®

1

16

18

25

29

32

30

30

26

30

34

34

29

20

26

31

34

30

23.2

22

34

36

38

36

32

32

30

35

36

37

30

25

32

45

38

35

21.5

2

1

13

16

28

28

24

20

24

30

30

24

13

16

19

28

26

20

34

37

38

37

34

32

30

36

38

35

32

28

25

43

37

38

22 1

2

7

9

8

28

30

26

21

25

32

29

22

16

17

12

30

35

24

38

37

41

39

36

35

34

38

40

39

34

28

35

45

41

40

23.2

6

—6

a

9

31

18

27

21

23

33

31

26

16

17

16

31

27

21

44

39

38

39

33

33

35

35

38

36

31

26

39

43

38

36

24.0

U

9

19

23

30

30

25

19

29

32

30

25

16

17

24

30

28

24

32

34

40

35

34

32

31

37

39

37

30

24

29

40

38

39

24

16

14

24

29

26

25

27

20

25

34

30

24

16

21

26

33

32

24

38

38

40

36

36

34

38

39

43

39

31

30

36

46

39

45

25.6

12

7

10

24

29

28

28

20

32

37

31

26

12

19

24

33

33

25

25

33

36

39

35

36

32

34

38

41

37

28

32

45

40

37

24.6

15

4

!4

14

35

28

29

24

20

36

36

31

19

22

18

28

21

22

32

32

40

34

33

34

28

38

32

36

23

28

39

34

33

21.3

13

23

31

30

30

30

19

16

30

32

14

19

13

27

11

28

25

30

42

37

35

36

34

37

35

40

40

28

40

45

42

44

24 9

14

10

4

18

30

23

29

19

21

11

31

20

15

27

21

20

22

23

34

37

41

35

38

35

28

37

33

38

33

28

29

39

37

33

22.4

14

4

20

18

26

28

2!i

14

12

29

32

28

13

14

24

26

14

^1

33

36

43

35

30

32

32

31

36

36

33

26

32

51

37

33

22.0

9

5

20

18

29

26

26

14

17

29

32

26

11

15

16

22

13

25

35

36

39

37

34

35

34

36

38

41

38

33

36

47

39

37

24.0

n

2

12

13

33

31

30

24

24

32

34

30

17

16

13

28

22

32

37

36

44

40

36

36

39

3>

38

40

34

28

36

47

42

38

23.6

7

2

12

12

32

29

28

21

20

29

34

27

14

13

13

34

20

20

33

33

42

37

34

31

29

35

37

36

30

24

31

40

36

38

21.4

6

2

18

19

27

27

25

20

26

32

29

23

13

17

16

28

25

26

37

47

41

34

35

33

30

37

39

38

32

29

35

45

40

37

21.8

1

-5

3

24

25

25

25

23

24

31

31

24

10

14

13

27

23

16

16

24

22

30

28

29

24

21

31

36

32

24

21

24

27

21

19.8

20

33

33

36

36

31

34

32

35

40

39

34

30

29

44

34

36

21.0

9

8

9

5

28

26

26

13

18

30

32

30

18

15

12

25

20

27

32

35

38

35

36

40

36

37

37

40

37

32

32

40

35

32

20.1

8

6

7

7

26

24

23

21

4

25

30

25

15

13

7

20

11

21

31

34

38

33

29

34

34

33

35

36

36

29

24

40

33

30

20.0

10

10

14

9

26

25

27

22

12

27

30

28

15

U

10

25

5

20

28

34

35

33

3ti

34

30

35

40

48

35

29

24

38

33

32

18.1

8

-5

11

5

27

25

24

10

28

32

27

12

15

6

17

9

20

29

35

37

33

37

33

29

34

37

38

36

49

22

38

35

33

17 9

9

-5

12

-1

25

22

22

9

25

30

25

11

10

11

19

7

*18.1

io

36'

"35"'

'39"

'39'"

'30"

'34"

30

33'

'37"

'40"

'34"

"27'

24 "

'38'

'36"

3e

17 3

10

4

17

4

28

25

25

9

n

26

32

27

12

9

9

15

-1

29

27

32

34

33

31

33

36

31

31

42

30

33

30

31

31

21.3

14

9

11

16

27

25

17

15

15

17

33

28

19

10

12

17

25

28

32

36

32

30

35

35

31

35

41

'39"

30

36

40

39

32

21 8

15

2

10

16

28

25

22

25

13

26

33

33

22

18

14

21

16

17

30

32

31

31

31

34

29

26

34

35

33

28

18

24

32

23

17.0

12

4

17

10

22

21

24

15

4

24

32

28

12

10

14

15

6

18

28

33

35

32

30

33

29

35

37

37

34

28

23

37

31

30

17.2

10

I

8

5

26

23

24

14

2

25

32

28

13

11

7

21

23

32

35

37

35

38

38

34

36

39

41

39

33

26

42

36

- . . .

21.9

15

6

21

12

27

26

28

18

8

22

34

31

17

17

13

21

13

22

31

36

39

37

33

34

32

39

30

38

34

28

29

40

36

36

20.7

6

18

9

30

27

28

10

9

29

83

28

13

8

7

23

8

29

39

41

43

38

32

30

34

35

38

39

37

30

39

48

38

38

23.6

7

-3

7

8

31

28

28

18

13

31

35

29

16

17

iO

27

15

30

24

32

32

30

27

32

32

32

32

34

34

34

36

32

34

28

20.3

14

6

18

20

24

21

22

18

16

24

30

30

18

18

8

24

12

8

12

24

26

26

25

26

18

17

31

34

28

15

10

13

19

14

14 7

12

30

25

31

27

27

29

23

33

36

35

32

13

12

21

24

28

11. T

-3

M

17

17

17

19

—5

—3

31

29

13

-10

—5

— 5

18

20

34

33

J7

30

32

39

28

34

34

34

29

20

20

34

24

16.6

10

-3

9

14

24

22

22

16

2

24

34

29

13

12

4

18

4.0

Eighth Annual Report of the

Temperature — January, 1896, Showing Daily Means fob

station.

1

2

3

4

5

6

4

8

9

10

11

12

13

14r

North. Plat, (con'd)
Lowville

24
18
22
16

33
15
30
15

34

20
20
14

20

—6

15

—7

2
-23
—6
-22

-6
-32
—7
-31

7

-20

7

—7

7
-19

5
-13

18

2

15

5

16

1

25

5

14

—7

18

— 1

29
—I

26

2

30
17
26
14

19

Number Four

It
20

12

Turin

Reiiis6D

Atlantic Coatt

Brooklvn .-.

29
31
28

32
44

24

34
43
29

20
23
14

12

18

8

4

12

11

18

6

12

IS

8

18

25
14

2S
31
10

24
32
22

24
37
18

26
35
26

24
32

24

Manhattan Beach..

New York city ....

Willet'8 Point

Brentwootl

S*tauket

38

26

33
21
35
22
35
29
33
25

28
32
26
28
20
31
22

33
26
32
22
35
29
30
20

25
28
22

44
22

45
21
44
12
43
22
40
20

28
39
22
36
15
35
17

36

18
42
20
31
13
37
25

32
38
26

44

27

42
It
43
24
46
27
46
26

32
40
24
36
20
43
21

44
27
40
24
49
22
41
23

12

29

-5

21
15

34
9
24
11
27
16
26
13

16
17
11
20
3
21
13

24
2
25
11
47
2
18
11

4

12
—3

16

7

21

-1

15

6
18
11
20

6

11

13
— 1

12
—3

17
2

22
"5
20

5
34

5
12

5

-4

11

-17

10
—3

10

— 1
10

— »

11

-1

12

—7

—4
2
-14
—5
-18

-18

10

-10

-10

15

-9

4

—9

—5

1
-11

18
3

19
7

18
4

23

7
13

— 1

1

6
—6

8
-11

9
—5

14
—4
8
—3
— 1
—8

10
—2

4

12

—3

17

4

19
7

18
8
21
11
22
1

3

11

7
-14

8
_2

14

—5

11

-9

10

2

10

6

10

1

26
12

25
16
26

9
25
16
22

6

11
18
5
21
—3
21
•5

17

4
18

5
13

3
20

8

15
20
10

29

16

33
21
29
22
30
24
36
15

21
28
IS
26
14
25
17

27
14
30
24
23
8
28
14

17
22
12

•32
20

29
14
31
17
31
23
31
14

8
19

7

16

—2

19

2

22

— 1

25

28

11

20

8

14

20
8

38
21

37
17
37

39
15
35

2

14

30

—4

24

7

30

2

27
— 7

33
—8

20

1

21
29
13

32
26

31
19
32
2
32
26
35
11

22
81
21
29
16
30
15

30
5
32
12
34
10
26
20

25
31
19

31
22

3$
21
32
9
30

Bedford

20
34

Hudten Valley

Albany

8

20
29

Lebanon Springs. . .
Honeymead Brook.

Poughkaepsie

Wappingers Falls .

"West Point

Oarmel

13
26

«
31

8

32
5

34
8
33
1»
28

Moharak Valley

Rome

H

20
31

1(V

TJtica

Champlain Valley.
Plaitsb'gh Bar'a'ks

Saratoga Springs..

30
37

24

27
30
23

30
36
25

14
36

— 1

-2

5

-15

—8

4

-20

-8

-7
-18

-3
— 1
-10

9
10

-8

14
19

7

7

13

7

12

22
2>
11

22
26
19

Glens Falls..

St. Lawrence Val . .
Malone

35
24
26

24
21
32
21

33
20
28
33
20
35
16

35
22
23
33
14
36
23

15

5

14

-12

23

—2

7
—7
-15
-12
-21
-7
-14

-3

-14
-14
-15
-27
—2
-21

4

-10
—6
—3
-18
8
-14

10

-10

1

3

-10

10

-12

29

5

10

12

1

?^^
6

27
6

7
10

4

13

-4

12
4
9

11
•J

16
4

21
-4
16

33

11

38

7

28
20
21
31
17
24
10

30

14
17
20

Madison Barracks.

10
26

11

Watertown

— 1
-14

"9"
-14

16 '

7

Canton

29

25

36

22

36
9

9
-19

-11
-26

15
4

15
—4

15
4

33

4

26
16

28
8

Massena

North Hammond..

Ogdensbarg

38
24

3<

22

41
6

10
-12

-8
-20

-2
-23

11

10

—5

15

8

24

8

20

5

33

5

28
15

2r
10

New York Weather Bureau.

41

THE Regions, and Daily Maxima and Minima for the Stations.

15

16

30

-8

21

5

17

33
15
31
20

18

36
23
33
24

19

31
25
31
25

20

29
25
28
24

21

32
25
29
24

22

30
14
27
16

23

33

—3

34

12

24

36
28
23
25

25

47
32
34
31

26

33
28
31
25

27

28

29

30

31

§a

15
-6
19
-6

28
8

26
5

23
3

17
1

27
3

28

1

29
13
24
14

27

2

31

15.4
15.2

14.2

24
30
28

22
31
16

29
36
25

34
39
30

30
34
29

39
34

27

30
35
26

32
39

32

32
39

28

36
40
33

38
45
38

36
45
34

31
35
27

30
38

24

32
40
26

34

42
25

31

40
25

27.2

28.2

36 '
27

34
25
38
24
35
26
34
22

28
31

26
32
22
35
22

34

21
38
2«
35
23
37
22

25
38
12

28
22

31
16

?0

34
17

32
16
32

2
31
19
3.^

3

14
26

1

26

—6

24

1

29

— 5

27

—5

34

6

27

6

24
32
15

36

27

36
22
38
12
37
24
42
12

22
35
14
3ii
9
35
12

33

8

33

8

30

10

35

9

30
38
23

39
31

39
26
41
21
36
29
46
25

26
;i3
12
38
22
35
16

36
15
35
25
31
12
37
20

32

38
26

32
29

34
26

le"

26
35

24

28
30
24
32
22
35
27

34
23
39
25
34
22
35
22

35
46
24

33
27

32
25
35
18
32
26
39
25

28
32
24
30
20
31
25

32

23
35
25
34
25
32
19

40
48
33

39

32

39

27

40

1

37

26

44

24

26
32
22
31
20
30
18

34
17
35
18
35
24
35
19

23
34
12

35

27

36

27
40
24
36
28
40
17

23
28

6
32

9
35

9

34
11
37
11
36
18
36
18

26
38
15

42
30

40
34
42
21
41
31
39
28

31
37
18
36
24
39
26

40
28
40
28
35
18
38
28

32
36
29

47
33

43
32

43
33

37
24

33
25

38
24

37
23

39
23

40

28

41
24

40
33

38
24

39
24

37
24

28.6
26.6

M

28
21
35
12

16
22

le

17
3

21
3

26

25

3

31

20

24

8

15
20
10

40
36
38
34

36
37
34
38
3
38
33

37
33
40
34
41
32
42
29

34
38
30

40
33
46
32

34
38
32
37
29
37
32

37

31
41
33
40
32
40
24

33
44
22

36

28
38
25

26
28
18
32
12
31
22

35

23
36
20
40
30
32
22

19
26
12

37
26
43
20

25
26
17

So

4

29
20

35
21
35
22
35
22
32
19

17
22
12

39

23
43
16

23
25
8
34
24
32
16

37
11
34
12
35
10
38
14

26
35
11

39
27
44
22

28
37
20
31
22
36
19

40
17
46
20
38
15
36
21

20

3«

4

36

26
42
18

24
25
14
34
16
27
14

30
16
38
18
38
18
33
15

18
25
11

27.8
25.5

21.1
20.0

18.8

20 6

21.0
22.4
22 8
21.9

20.8
20.6

15
25
13

9
16

4

20
28
10

20
20
11

22
21
15

22
23
11

24
30
11

26
31
21

20
28
16

22
24
15

30
31

20

35
37
30

28
?5
22

14

24

4

7
-8

16

15

5

12

28

16.0
14.4

20
3
6

12
4

17

19

—4

12

17

1

28

-12

30
15
19
25
11
26
7

31

21
20
22
12
34
12

31
21
17
19
16
28
17

33
22
20
26
9
33
19

31

24
28
30
26
39
28

30
21
18
26
14
22
4

27
8

12

22
7

18
2

35
15
25
32
16
53
14

37
34
30
33
25
46
22

39
33
29
31
28
35
26

33
23

20
28

5
26

3

23
7
6

10
—5

24
4

18

2

8

10

—4

33

5

30
15
14
17
6
31
16

24
5
9

17

36

17.7
13.4
12.2

16.0

11
-9

27
9

28
14

24
15

22
18

29
12

35
18

28
12

23
—4

29
18

32
26

34
27

27
8

17
-14

11

—7

22
— 1

17
-1«

13.2

"15.3

14
3

28
—3

30
12

23

17

22
-5

30
17

35
18

26
11

25
8

28
16

36
25

34

14

24
4

15

_2

14
3

30

23
3

14.2

42

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily Mkans for the Regions, and Daily

station.

1

O

3

4

r.

C

7

«

9

lO

11

18

13

14

St. Law. FaI.(Conl.

28
■24

24

33
21

30

23
7

25

5
-U

12

-12
-19

3

-13
-23

2

—3

-18

10

7
-13

15

13
5

22

13
3

22

14

1

24

33

7

30

26

15

22

25-

Oreat Lakes

9

22

Daokirk ... ....

■Westfield

24
18
27
21
26
19

2.5
19
27
21
36
20
27
21

45
21
40
23
40
20

39

20
39
22
34
22
39
2.5

40
15
31
16
40
15

24
16
39
15
40
18
39
8

42
6

12
7

19
4

12
7

19
8

20

9

2

—4

12
5
9

1

22
3
9

—4

35
3

23
5

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47

TATioN FiiK January — {Continued).

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18

19

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81

22

23

24

25

26

37

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48

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily and Monthly PRp:cipr

STATIONS.

t

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

Central Lakes

FleniiDg

0.02
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.20

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Average

0.04

0.02

0.08

01

03

01

0.14

0.04

0.16

0.04

T.

0.04

0.06

0.04

* Amount included in next measurement. 1 Not used in computing the averages. ; Record for

New York Weather Bureau.

49

TATioN FOE January — {^Concluded).

15

16

17

18

0.06

19

1

30

21

23

33

34

35

36

37

28

39

30

31

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0.00

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0.18
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0.54
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.80

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T.

2 34

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T.

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1.46

T.

T.

0.01

0.05

0.15

0.04

0.01

03

0.12

0.50

0.09

0.04

0.01

0.01

T. 1 T.

e.06

1.85

the month iDComplete. || Reports too late to be used in computing the averages. T = Trace.

no

Eighth Annual Report of the

Statistics of Temperature

COUNTY.

Temperatuek (Degrees Fah.)

•

STATION.

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EXTREMES OF MONTHLY

MEAN TEMPERATURE

FOR JANUARY.

en

a

0.

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WesUrn PlttUau .

23.4
21.4
23 4
25.3

22.3
22.7
22.8
22.4
20.2
23.2

19.1
19.1

30.4
30.4
30.4

24.5
23.0
23.8
27.7

17
17.0

18.3
19.7
18.9
18.6

18.0

24.3

24.4
24.0
25 8
22.2
24.1
22.2
27.]

24.2

24 2

23.6
22.1
24.0
24.6

19.6

20.1
20.0
17 3
17.0
23.6

15.4
15.4

27.9
28.0
27.8

21.1
29.0
20.6
22.8

14.4
14.4

14.0
16.1
13.2
15.3
11.2

22.6

25.0
23.0
24.4
19.5
21.0
18.4
27.0

22.8
22.8

+0.2

+0.7

+ 0-6

0.7

—2 7
—2.6
—2.8
—5.1
—3.2
+ 0.4

—3.7
—3.7

—2.5
—2.3
-2.8

—3.4
—3.0
—2.2
—4 9

—2.6
—2.6

—4.3

—3.6
—3.7
—3.3
-6.8

—1 7
+ 0.6
—1.0
—1 4
—2.7
—3.1
-3.8
—0.1

—1.4
—14

Angelica

Allegany

Cattaraugus . .
Chemung

13

13
18

1855
I8S4
185)

1896
1896
1896

81.9
34.2
35.6

1890
1890
1896

12

15.0
13.5

1857

Humpliray

1893

Elmira , ..

1857

JBastern Plateau

Oxford

Chenango

Cortland

Madison

Otiego

Tioga

29
33
20
43
14

1828
1829
1827
1854
1883

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

29.6
30.3
30.2
31. «
33.5

1828
1843
181S
1880
1890

13-6
9.3
15.6
10.3
17.2

1856

Cortland

1857

Hamilton

1844

Cooperstown

1857

"Waverly

1893

Northim Plateau

Lowville

Lewis

30

1827

1896

28.9

1843

5.4

1857

Atlantic Coast

New rork City

Setauket '.

New York

Suffolk

26
11

1871
188<

1896
1896

40.0
3t.l

1890
1890

23.5
22.5

1893
1893

Hudson Yalley

Albany

Albairy

Dutch«ss

Orange

23
16
67

1874
1881
1826

1896
1896
1896

1896

30-8
32.4
40.1

1880
1890
1870

14.6
15.8
19.1

1875

Honeymead Brook

West Point

1893
'44 '57

Champlain Yalley

Plattsburgb Barracks .

St. Lawrence Valley..

Madison Barracks

Canton

Clinton

Jefferson

St. Lawrence..

((

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43

1839

27.4

1880

9.7

'75, '84

38
34

18
28

1839
1862

1867
1828

1896
189&
1891
1896

32.2
29.3
27.4
27.6

1880
1880
1889
1843

10.4
7.2
6.7
8.2

1888
1875

North Hammond

Potsdam

1875
1893

Great Lake*

Buffalo

Erie

26
26
41
21
26
43
23

1»71
1871
1842
1854
1871
1854
1874

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

36.8
36.6
36.4
30.2
36.2
29.4
40.0

1880
1880
1880
1858
1880

*

1880

16.8

17.0
18.7
13.2
I.'-.. 4
11.6
18.0

1893

Rochester

Monroe

Niagara

Ontndaga

Oswego

Erie

1893

Fort Niagara

1875

Baldwinsville

1857

Oswego

1888

Palermo

1888

Erie, Pennsylvania...
Ctntral Lakes

1893

Ithaca

Tompkins

18

1879

1896

34.7

1880

17.5

1893

Average departure..

—1-4

* 1863, '80, '92.

New York Weather Bureau.

51

AND Precipitation — January.

COUNTY.

Pekcipitation-

-(Inches).

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a .

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be®

n

03

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t

8

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13

a

13

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PRECIPITATION FOE

JANUARY.

STATION.

GREATEST.

LEAST.

o

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^4

a

4.S

p

O

a

y^sai^Tn PiattciiL

2.77
2.9
3.15
2.23

2.67
2-54
2.68
2.22
2.58
3.68
2.33

2 51
2.51

4-12
3-93
4-31

3.44

2.81
3.31
3.26
3.60
4.20

1.80
1.80

2.13
1.70
2.26
2.83
1.74

2 78
2.92
3.15
2.00
2-94
2.46

3 24

!.21
2.21

2.11
2-34
2.43
1.56

1-65
1-99
1.86
1.38
1.48
1.55
1.66

2-32
2.32

1-36
1.25

1.48

1.01

0.98
0.91
0.88
1.19
1.09

2.05

2.05

1.31

1.34
1.05
1.06
1.80

2.50
3.28
3.38
2.80
2 04
2.00
1.52

1.46
1.46

—0.66
—0.58
—0.72
—0.67

—1.02
-0.55
— 82
—0.84
—1.10
-2.13
-0.67

—0.19

Allegany

Cattaraugus . .
Chemung

12 1.-:56

1896
1896
1896

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

4.45
5.02
4-72

1894
1890
1856

1.86
1.82
0.62

1891

13
13

"2C
17
20
43
13
15

1884
1854

i829
185!
1827
1854
1880
1882

1891

1893

Eastern Plateau

Oxford

Chenango

Cortland

Madison

Otsego

Orange

Tioga

5.ii

5.02
4.57
5.54
T.02
3.99

1836

1863
1836
1891
1891
1892

6.92
1.30
1.18
8-32
1.55
1.20

1834

1851

Hamilton . . .

1849

OooT>6r8towii - .....

1860

Port Jer vis .

1896

Waverlj

1887

Le-vris

31

'26
11

1827

i871
1886

1890

i896
1896

—0.19

—2.76
—2.68
—2.83

—2.43
—1.83
—2.40
—2.38
—2.41
3.11

+0.25
+ 0.25

—0.82
—0.36
—1.21
—1.77
+ 0-06

— 28
+ 0.36
+ 23
+ 0-80
— 90
—0-46
—1.72

—0.75
—0-75

4.81

1855

0.55

1842

New York City

Setauket ...

New York

Suffolk

Albany

Dutchess

Orange

Putnam

Clinton

Franklin

Jefferson

St. Laurence..

6.15
6-29

1882
1891

i.is

1.48

1871
1896

Hudson Valley

Albany .... ....

23
IS

21
49
25

1874
1881
1830
1840
1870

1896
1896
1898
1896
1896

6.12

6.89
6.«5
9.95
9.76

1891
1891
1891
1841
1891

0.98
0.91
0.45
0.82
1.09

1896

Honey mead Brook

Pouglikeepaie. . .

1896
1849

"West Point

1851

Boyds Corners

Champlain Valley

Platts burgh Barracks.

St. Lawrence Valley..

1896

33

1840

1896

4.30

1892

0.59

188S

16
%%

19
27

"26
26
38
26
37
23

1830
1840
1866
1828

1871
1871
1842
1871
1860
1874

1896
1896
1896
1896

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

Madison Barr»cks

North Hammond

Potsdam ...... .

4.71
5.94
4.50

1874
1870
1895

0-26
1.06
0.36

1888
1896
1836

Great Lakes

Buffalo

Erie

5.61
8.U5
5.61
6 49
6.50
6 20

1874
1878
1843
1884
1874
1878

1.16

0-94
0-53
0-92
0-16
1.41

1871

Rochester

Monroe

Niagara

Oswego

Erie

1883

Fort Niagara

1879

Oswego

1887

Palermo. ....

1884,

Erie, PennsylTauia...
Oentral Lakes

1878

Ithaca

Tompkins

18

1879

1896

3.78

1892

0.57

1879

Arerage departure. .

...

....

....

-1 00

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE MEAN TEMPERATURES

FOR JANUARY, 1896

Toronto

SCALE OF MILES

I

i

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWINn

THE PRECIPITATION

FOR JANUARY, 1896

Kingsron

Toronto

(CANADl

SCALE OF MILES

I

Scale of Shades.

o to 2 inches.
.2 to 4

4 to 6

Meteorological Summary for February, 1896.

The average atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea level and
32 degrees Fahr.) for the State of New York during February,
was 29.90 inches. The highest barometer was 30.70 inches at
Ithaca on the 17th, and the lowest was 28.70 inches at New York
city on the 6th. The average pressure was highest in south-
western New York, and lowest near Lake Ontario. The average
barometer for the month at six stations of the National Bureau
was 0.19 inches below the normal.

The mean temperature of the State, as derived from the
records of 71 stations, was 22.8 degrees; the highest local monthly
mean being 31.3 degrees at Setauket, and the lowest 13.9 degrees
at Potsdam. The highest general daily mean was 40 degrees on
the 29th, and the lowest was 8 degrees below zero on the 17th.
The maximum temperature reported was 63 degrees at Erie on
the 28th, and the minimum, 43 degrees below zero at Canton
on the 17th. The mean monthly range of temperature was 69
degrees, which exceeded the greatest value previously recorded
by this Bureau by 8 degrees. The greatest monthly range was
94 degrees at Canton and Saranac Lake, and the least was 50
degrees at Fort Niagara. The mean daily range was 16 degrees;
the greatest daily range being 50 degrees at Saranac Lake on
the 18th, and the least degrees at North Hammond on the
29th. The mean temperatures of the various sections of the
State were as follows: The Western Plateau, 24.4 degrees; the
Eastern Plateau, 23.4 degrees; the Northern Plateau, 18.1 de-
grees; the Atlantic Coast, 30.5 degrees; the Hudson Valley, 26.2
degrees; the Mohawk Valley, 20.4 degrees; the Champlain Val-
ley, 18.4 degrees; the St. Lawrence Valley, 16.5 degrees; the
Great Lake Region, 24.9 degrees; the Central Lake Region, 24.9

54 Eighth Annual KEronx of the

degrees. The average of the mean temperatures at 27 stations
possessing records for previous years was 0.5 degrees below the
normal; excesses generally obtaining in southern New York and
deficiencies in the northern section.

The mean relative humidity was 79 per cent. The mean dew
point was 20 degrees.

The average precipitation for the State was 5.52 inches, as
derived from the records of 92 stations. The greatest general
precipitation exceeded 6 inches over considerable areas of north-
ern and southeastern New York, while the least amount, ranging
from 2 to 4 inches, obtained over portions of the central and
western sections of the State. The maximum local amount was
0.51 inches at Bedford, the minimum being 2.50 inches at At-
lanta. A list of the greatest local rates of precipitation will
be found in the table of meteorological data. The heaviest rain
and snow storms occurred as follows: On the 1st, general; on
the 3d, heavy in the east, lighter in the northern section; on the
6th, the maximum for the month, very heavy in the southeast;
on the 9th, general; on the 13th, heavy in northern New York; on
the 19th and 20th, heavy in northeastern sections; on the 30th,
very heavy on the coast, lightest in western New York. The
average total snowfall, as reported by 62 widely distributed sta-
tions, was 25.3 inches. The amounts for the various regions
were approximately as follows: The Western Plateau and
Champlain Valley, 35 inches; the Northern Plateau and St. Law-
rence Valley, 40-45 inches; the Central Lakes and Eastern Pla-
teau, 20 inches; the G-reat Lakes, 30 inches; the Hudson Valley,
15 inches; the Coast Kegion, 8 inches. The average precipita-
tion at 29 stations possessing records for previous years, was
2.24 inches above the normal; excesses occurring at all stations.
The amounts were the greatest observed for February at the
following stations, whose records cover the periods specified:
Elmira, 16 years; Cooperstown, 43 years; Port Jervis, 13 years;
Waverly, 15 years; Boyds Corners, 26 years; Plattsburg Bar-
racks, 38 years; Madison Barracks, 36 years; Oswego, 26 years;
Ithaca, 18 years.

New York Weather Bureau. 55

The average number of days on which the precii^itation
amounted to 0.01 inches or more was 14.2; the rain-frequency in
northern New York and the Great Lake Kegions considerably
exceeding that over other sections. The average number of
clear days was 6.7; of partly cloudy days, 8.4; and of cloudy days,
13.9; giving an average cloudiness of 57 per cent, for the State.
The greatest cloudiness obtained over northern New York and
the Grreat Lake Region.

The prevailing direction of the wind was from the west. The
average total wind travel at 6 stations of the National Bureau
was 10,147 miles; the totals being generally above the usual
values in both the Coast and Great Lake Region. The maximum
velocity recorded at the above stations was 65 miles per hour at
New York on the 7th.

Lightning was observed in southeastern New York on the
6th, and a sharp thunderstorm also occurred in that section on
the 28th.

Hail fell on the 3d, 4th, 6th, 13th, 23d, 24th; and sleet fell on
the 1st, 3d, 4th, 6th and 29th.

Lunar halos were observed on the 27th and 28th.

The weather of February presented many exceptional features,
the most prominent being, firstly, an abnormally low mean pres-
sure over the State, and also, on the 6th, the lowest actual
barometer recorded in Central New York for 18 years or more;
secondly, an excessive precipitation both of rain and snow, break-
ing many records of 20 to 43 years in extent for the month;
and thirdly, as regards temperature, the minima of the 17th in
northern New York reached verv nearlv the lowest values ever
observed in this State, while the average temperature of the day
was the lowest yet recorded by this Bureau.

The first half of the month was marked by frequent storms of
rain, snow and wind, the temperature throughout the period
being above the normal. During the second half of February
brighter and cold weather prevailed, the deficiency of tempera-
ture very nearly balancing the excess of the first period. The

56 Eighth Annual Report op the

closing days of the month, however, were mild and springlike,
the snow disappearing rapidly in all sections, causing ice jambs
and freshets in the southern rivers.

Twelve low pressure areas passed eastward in the vicinity of
the State during the month; a number considerably in excess of
the usual storm frequency for February. These disturbances
were generally strongly developed, bringing high winds and a
large precipitation, especially during the first half and at the
close of the month. Storm centres passed to the north of our
borders on the 1st, 5th, 10th, 24th and 28th, on all of which dates
the temperature was above the normal. Severe storms moved
along the coast on the 6th and 9th, and a third of lesser strength
on the 29th; while on the 13th, 15th, 19th and 24th depressions
passed centrally within the borders of the State. The period
from the 6th to the 13th was an exceptionally stormy one, begin-
ning with the hurricane and heavy rain due to the coast storm
of the 6th. This was closely followed by the cyclone of the
9th, which took a course nearly identical with the preceding,
bringing heavy snow and continued high wind; and succeeding
this, storms passing over Canada on the 11th and over south-
eastern New York on the 13th prolonged the gales and snowfall.
Traffic was seriously impeded in all parts of the State during this
period, and in some sections of northern New York and along the
lakes, railways were blocked by snowdrifts for several days.

The number of well defined high i^ressure areas which influ-
enced our weather in February- was five, their maximum pres-
sures in this vicinity occurring on the 3d, 8th, 17th, 21st, 25th to
26th. The first and second highs were not strongly developed,
but the latter brought a considerable depression of temperature,
with fair weather on the 4th and 5th. The third anticyclone
originated in the extreme northwest on the 12tli, and while re-
maining nearly stationary for three days gained rapidly in in-
tensity. On the 16th it spread along the Canadian border, at-
tended by intense cold, which was felt in New York on the morn-
ing of the 17th. This area then moved to the northeastern coast,

New York Weather Bureau. 57

and the weather became rapidly warmer with the advance of the
severe cyclone of the 19th. Both the fourth and fifth anticy-
clones brought considerable depressions of temperature on the
21st and 2oth to 26th, but each was succeeded by a sharp rise
due to approaching storm areas; and the month closed with a
temperature about 15 degrees above the normal.

58

Eighth Annual Report of the

Metforolooical Data

Location of Stations.

Bahomkter.

HU.MIDITY

Te.mpeba

station.

COUNTY.

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24.4
22.4
23.5
25.2

24.2

t23.0
25.8

27.2
24.8
26.0

24. S
22.6
26.2

24.2
21 8
24.0

23.4
24.1
23.7
22.2

23.2
23.3
23.2

21.2
22.5
26. t

20.7
21.2
26.0

22.8

26.2
23.8

18.1
15.1
20.1

18.8
17.5
18.8

30.5
Sl.O

61
! 63

1 54
57

50
53

61

55
52
54

54
49
54

51
54
53

54

50
48
47

48
51
45

48
49
50

50
50
53

50
54
41

56
56
44

46
51
43

56
64

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Alfred .

Allegany

Cattaraugus..
Chautauqua..

Chemung

Livingston. ..

Ontario

1824
ia4U
1500

1950
1260
1328

863
585

525

21.7

23.2
23.9

24.1

?8

Angelica

?«

Frieudsbip

Hnmphrey

Arkwright

Jamestown

29 94

......

30.67

17

29.01

6

1.66

28
?8

......

?8

28

Eliiiira

'>8

Avon

28

Mt. Morris

28

"Victor

78

"Wedgewood

Addiann

Scbuyler

Steuben

Steuben

Wyoming

1350
1000

1480
1557

21.6
26.3

22.9
21.3

:!t

80
80

24

16

71

iSouth Caninten

?S

Arcade

28

Varysbnrg

£astern Plateau..

21

28

Singhamton

Brooma

Chenango

Cortland

Delaware

Madison

Madison

Orange

it

Otsego

(t

Schuyler

Tioga

Ulster

870

550

1120

1550
1700
1350

1127

660

470

1300
1234
1100

1038

825

1600

24.4

28

Oxford

n

Cortland

a

Bloom ville

23.3

28

South Kortright..

2ft

Brookfield

21.7

2ft

Hamilton

28

Middletown .

29

Port Jervls

....

29

Cooperstown

21.2
21.8
25.5

22.8
25.5
23.7

28

New Lisbon

28

Oneonta

28

PerrvCity

?n

TTarerlv

28

Molionk Lake

21

Northern Plateau.

28

Sarauac Lake

Franklin

28

GloTersvillo

Fulton

Lewis

11

802

1571
1240

20.6

29

Low ville

21

Number Four

29.91

30.65

17

28.85

6

1.80

28

Turin

«

Atlantic Ooatt

h

Brodklvn

KingH

107

15

Manhattan Bear,})

New York City...
Willets Point

New York ...

314

29.90

30.51

17

28.70

6

1.81

75

22

30.0
30.4

56
56

r,i

58
53

r.«

51

77

Brentwood

Suffolk

Suffolk

Westches ter

75

40
290

29

Setauket

1

74

23

TI •)

31.3
29.9

26.2
25.0

6

Bedford

c

Budunn Y alley .

A

Albany

Albany

85

29.66

30.62

17

28.74

66

1.88

82

20

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New York Weather Bureau.

59

FOR February, 1896.

TURB—d

N Degrees Fah.)

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PEECrriTATION-(lNCHES).

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8.6

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13.5
14

14.7
20

4.40
3.28

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18

74

16

43

18

6

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5

10

14

15

4.16

1.10

9

30.5

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18

71

17

41

18

5

6

4

6

19

14

3.23

1.00

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22.8

w.

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17

75

16

33

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5

m

2

8

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4.83

1.01

11

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s. w.

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17
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76

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81
37

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18

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6
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1.00

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63

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17
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68
66

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17

40
41

18
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8
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22

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5.35

2.00

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25.0

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—14

17

68

16

34

18

3

6

9

10

10

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4.72

1.00

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35.8

W.

—17

17

66

18

35

22

5

6

4

17

8

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5.02

1.97

6

28.2

s.w.

—13

17

67

17

41

16

6

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11

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7

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3.86

1.00

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70

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60

Eighth Annual Report of the

Meteorological Data

Location of Stations.

Barometer.

Humidity

Tempera

station.

County

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4)

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25.2

27.2
28 2
26.4
26.8

20 4
20.4

4d

T;
<D

J3

3

50
54

54
59
53
52

43
43

6

Q

HudsonYal. (.Con.)
Lebanon Springs. .

Columbia

Dutchess

Dutchess

29

Hoiieymead Brook

25.8

29

Pougbkeepsie

29

Wappinger's Falls

5

West Point

Orange

Putnam

167
500

7

Oarmel

20

Mohawk ValUy...

0|

Rome

Oneida

445

•>1

Utica

Champlain Valley
Plattsbureh Bark

18.4
10

44
43

44

55
55
51

Clinton

Saratoga

125

og

Saratoga Springe,

Glens Falls

Warren

340

21.3

20.8

16.5
15.3
19.7

St. Lawrenc* Yal.

?8

Malone

Franklin

Jefferaon

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

810
266

486
304

15.4

?8

Madison Barracks,

''8

"Watertown

Canton

16.6

15.4

51

?8

Massena

North Hammond.

St. Lawrence.

((

300
258
300

17.7
17 6
14.4

17.2
17.3
13.9

2.9

50
50
45

63

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Ogdensburgh

•'8

Potsdam

(^

Ortat Lakes

?8

Dunkirk

Chautauqua .

590

■

■

Westfield

28.0

25
25.2
25.0

24.9
24.8
23.1

62

58

34
56

58
45
50

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Bnfifalo

Erie

690

29.90

30.66

17
17

29.38

19

1.28

79

20

25^4

28

Pittsford

Monroe

og

Rdcbester

Appleton

Niagara

621

29.89

39.64

28.95

6

1.69

80

19

28

Fort Niagara

Onondaga ...
Onondaga .

263
390

...

•'8

Baldwinsville

23.8

''8

Syracuse

Oswego

Osw«go

Wayne

Erie

304
460

407
681

1000
737

719
810

29.87

30.68

17

28.87

«

1.81

85

19

21.2
25.5

23.6
21-0

25.8
28.0

24.9
24.6

47
47

50
63

51
50

28

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^8

Lyons P'alls

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29 95

30. <4

17

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6

1.52

80

20

oo

Central Lakes

ri

Fleming

Cayuga

Sciinyler

Seneca

Tompkins

24.4

Watkins

Romulus

80

77

17....
19 24.8

24.9
25 i

51

OS

Ithaca

29 90

30.70

17
17

28 78

6

1.92
1.71

5 1 15

Mean

29.90

30.70

28.70

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79

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22 8

63 "K

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*Meau (if the tridaily observjitions. ; Mian of tlic uiaxiuiiini and niininium by the Draper
the tri-dajly observai ions are derived by the feimula (7 a. m. 4 2 p. m. | 9 p. m. +'»p ni.) -;- 4.

(a) 28, 29 ; ((') 6, 27, 29 ; («) 23, 29 ; (rf) 15, 28 ; («) 17, 18 ; (f) 18, 19 ; (g) 16, 17 ; (h) 18, 22 ; (i) 1.%
(u) 5. 9 ; (V) 5, 8 ; (w) 3, 4 ; (x) 3, 5, 9 ; (y) 18, 19 ; {aa) 6, .7 ; {ah) 8, 15 ; (ac) 6, 13, {ad) 6, 7, 8, 9 ;

New York Weather Bureau.

61

FOR February — ( Continued).

TUBE— (In Degekbs Fah.).

Sky

Precipitation — (Inches).

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4.46
7.69

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2.71

1.00
1.00

h. m.

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38

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10.0

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4

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17

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84
91

17

18
16

20

29

44
31
44

22

18
28
18

4

5

8

9

29

7
ab

6.0

6.4
7

13

15.8
18

12

13.4

21

10

5.41

5.02
6.47
5.30

1.83

1.53

0.8

1.46

18.00

29

6
7
6

26.8

N.

56.7
42.0

W.
S. W".

—43

17

94

20

38

18

"4

aa

8

5

16

U

5.45

1.53

18.00

6

35.5

N. E.

-.36
—28
—31

—24

17
17
17

17

86

78
76

66

16
19

20

14

34

33
41

36

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25
19

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6
6

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29
ac
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7

5

6

11

4.9

5
9

6

7.7

19
14
12

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15

3.20

0.70

6

7.4
28.2
41.0

S W.

10
16.1

4.66

4.54

1.40
1.47

11
6

N. E.

-12

— 9

—12

— 8

—12

— 5
—20

17

17
17
17

18
e
9

74

67
66
64

65
50
70

13

12
16
13

13
15
16

27

31
33

28

36
29
36

)

18
18
18

18
18
15

6

4
2

4

4
7
6

6

k

7
7

7
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23

10

9

4

3
7"

9

U

6

12

7

e"

10

18
14
13

19

16"

9

19
15
23

17
11
20

4.65

5.02
4.29
5.37

3-25
2.71
6.39

1.24

1.20
1.18
1.15

1.14

1 08
1.02

9

6
6
6

6
6
6

33.4

"39!o

17-7
16-5
32.0

S W.

N. W.
W
N. W.

s. w.

N.E.

-1$
—24

—13

... 7

17

17

17

17

17
17

65

71

63
70

6?
67

12

14

14
15

15
16

29

33

32
32

40
40

18
18

18

27

16
16

4
3

4
4

5
6

7
11

aa

8

6&
6c

3
4

4

5

4

9

21
21

16

21
9

14
19

10.0
9

4.90
5.1J

4.28
3 96

4-19
4.29

1.47
1.42

90
1.03

1.65

1.07

21.30
14.00

6

7

6-9
6

6
6

20-3
35.0

18.0

"25 '.6

S. W.
N. W.

— IS
-17

6.0

10.7

18

12.3
11

N.'W.

—17

—18

17

17

17

68
69

69

15
15

16

29
34

50

15
18

18

5
5

6
29

16

2

6.7

1
13

8-4

12
14

7
14

3.66
4.61

1.14
1.65

2i'36

6
6

8.7
21.6

"W.
S. E.

—43

13.9

14.2

5.50

3.98

17-39

29

25.3

"W.

thermograph. |l Report received loo late to be tised in computing moans The means from

t Blank indicates that the duration is not shown in thfi original records, but it is within 24 hours.
18: (;)16, 27; (fc)7, 9; (m) 7, 14; (n) 6, 8; (p) 6, 20; (3) 14, 20; (r) 8, 9 ; (») 4, 5, U ; (t) 1,5,8.
(66) 5, 6, 8 ; (66) 6, 21.

62

Eighth Annual Report of the

Temperature — February, 1S96, Showing Daily ^Ieans for

STATION.

Wett0rn Plateau.
Alfred

Angelica

Eriendehip

Humphrey

Arkwrighl

Jamestown

Elmira

A. von

Mount Morris...
Victor.

Wedgewood

Addison

South Canisteo..

Arcade

Varvsburgh

Batter n Plateau
Binghamton

Oxford

Cortland

Bloomville

South Kortright

Brookfield

Hamilton

Middletown

Port JerTJe

Cooperstown ...

New Lisbon.

Oneunta

Perry City...
Warerly

Mohonk Lake

Northern Plateau.
Sarnac Lake

GloTcrsville ,

38
45
3a
44
35
4«
34
44
32
42
23

46

35
46
33
43
31
47
21
45
33

41
30
45
33
50
23
43
34
45
34

32

40
32
37
26

40

28
40
27
40
24

43
34
37
27
24
18
34
26
39
20

36
26
43
29
42
34
41
33

38
20

28
36
19
33
17

2

3

30

26

33

27

2a

19

38

29

22

21

40

33

24

22

39

29

24

22

33

32

24

23

36

35

27 •

26

34

34

26

22

35

28

26

19

44

34

25

20

39

28

24

18

39

25

17

17

43

31

25

21

39

28

20

18

35

32

17

18

37

33

21

19

29

22

41

33

22

20

38

32

18

14

40

26

30

15

39

34

17

14

39

32

19

12

34

32

20

16

37

27

18

9

18

20

16

13

40

31

30

20

39

24

18

15

38

26

18

11

43

28

21

16

38

30

17

16

41
22

40
22

19
-!
37

18

29
20

26

14

13
19

4

23

8

33
34

27
38
29
41
30
36
28
37
21

41
32
42
31
40
28
42
29
41
27

32
22
37
25
36
26
42
28
89
30

34
25
40
22
33
21
39
23
38
18

34
20

33
19
24
16
31
24
34
18

34
20
38
22
41
22
39
24

30
18

25
33
15
29
19

34
30
27
44

28
40
31
39
30
38
28

43
30
39
33
45
30
44
28
42
30

35
27
41
29
42
25
40
27
31
29

32
38
30
39
28
36
26
38
30
41
26

39
21
35
29
34
18
36
29
35
25

35
28
40
30
41
25
38
30

32
26

36
33
30
33
27

34
36
30
41
30
38
31
36
30
34
31

38
31
44
33

42
31
34
31

35

30
39
33
39
31
35
29
35
30

36
45
33
40
30
39
28
42
36
44
30

43
26
42
30
36
30
45
33
38
32

41
30
44
32
39
33
42
33

42

28

34

3H
30
39
31

30
30
24
32
26
32
26
30
25
31
25

36

26
37
30

37
30
32
28

33
24
36
28
36
27
31
24
35
25

34
40
29
40
25
43
25
40
27
41
31

42
24
40
25
39
30
40
32
38
29

40
27
43
29
33
26
38
28

44

28

32
32
23
40

28

29
29
21
32
25
34
24
32
23
30
28

32
25
37
30
30
23
35
31
33
24

34
23
36
28
36
23
29
22
30
23

30
32
28
37
24
30
25
34
26
34
24

42
24
32
24
40
30
38
30
31
27

31
25
36
29
33
25
36
28

38
26

26
27
17
33
23

20

24
18
29
23
28
19
27
19
29
18

31
21
32

23

33
21
35
23

35
17
31
22
36
20
28
18
31
19

28
35
23
32
21
28
23
31
23
32
19

43
25
27
21
36
24
34
24
27
23

28
21
31
25
30
19
34
25

29
23

20
11
12
25
21

10

2<
28
18
30
19
32
19
32
22
32
20

37
20
37
26

33
20
34
19

34
16
35
21
37
19
30
18
31
19

26
32
19
37
11
32
17
34
15
33
14

32
20
30
15
34
22
35
26
31
16

29
15
34
20
35
17
39
21

34
18

18
28
12
29
14

11

23
32
16
29
17
34
1«
26
14
30
11

32
18
27
21
34
17
29
16
35
12

30
13
30
18
31
17
30
10
31
10

24
34
18
32
15
32
20
31
12
31
13

26
8
30
15
30
22
30
23
24
15

32
13
37
17

28
10
34
18

29
17

20
24

7
29

17

12 I 13

18

23

6

25
12
26

8
34

7
24
10

26

9
34
14
25
11
30
10
25
12

33

7
27

9
27

7
22

8
31

9

18
22
Ui
34

8
21
11
25

6
24

8

34
16
23
11
25
15
28
14
20
12

22
9
28
14
25
8
36
U

29
13

14
20
4
22
14

28
37
17
39
21
40
20
37
19
37
20

40
20
40
20
37
19
38
17
39
19

35
16
38
18
39
17
37
18
38
19

24
38
16
34
13
33
13
38

8
49

8

41
20
33
7
28
15
30
17
29
13

34

8

40
15
40
15
38
16

38
14

18

18

8

26

15

New York Weather Bureau.

63

THE Regions, and Daily Maxima and Minima fob the Stations.

15

16

17

18

19

30

31

33

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

30

10

— 5

«

16

8

8

20

33

30

15

21

35

46

36

24.4

44

28

5

20

20

8

12

31

40

38

20

31

46

53

42

13

—9

-18

-11

6

—2

«

24

20

6

8

21

38

27

22.4

44

27

«)

23

15

10

12

30

39

40

21

33

48

54

42

12

-8

-16

-20

— 1

2

6

22

21

5

5

23

37

29

23.5

44

28

6

27

25

10

15

30

42

39

29

35

52

57

46

14

—6

-13

-14

7

4

8

26

29

7

9

24

37

29

25.2

44

26

17

23

19

15

15

34

37

36

21

33

52

59

47

19

— 5

-16

—6

«

—3

1

7

23

20

10

7

21

40

28

24.2

42

20

3

26

20

10

13

25

35

32

17

30

47

53

43

20

4

-14

-5

10

9

8

23

17

5

3

25

43

25

23.0

48

22

6

28

24

9

18

32

38

40

20

36

54

61

42

20

—3

-15

—9

9

2

7

26

19

5

16

26

42

27

25.8

51

15

1

23

28

18

17

38

44

40

19

33

44

55

38

30

—4

-10

6

15

6

6

10

34

37

10

15

25

37

33

27.2

40

28

4

25

29

19

14

31

41

40

34

35

45

52

47

25

—1

-16

-15

13

8

5

9

24

25

9

6

21

38

30

24.8

33

23

3

29

30

20

18

40

45

41

29

42

47

54

46

15

-10

-13

10

8

5

20

21

24

19

21

22

35

30

26.6

43

26

2

23

30

10

12

35

43

37

18

37

48

54

45

16

-14

-11

10

—3

7

10

24

20

10

7

19

40

30

24.3

45

22

4

17

26

14

13

40

43

43

19

32

40

49

43

12

—6

-17

-11

8

2

2

5

22

17

4

3

19

32

30

22.6

50

38

4

23

27

15

17

35

41

43

27

35

47

54

44

16

—3

-13

-12

11

4

5

9

27

27

10

9

25

34

34

26.2

48

30

3

18

24

9

15

34

45

42

21

40

46

51

45

9

— 5

-15

-17

8

1

o

5

23

21

3

3

20

35

29

24.2

42

19

24

20

5

8

27

38

34

15

31

46

54

43

18

-10

-18

—8

5

5

20

15

1

6

22

39

27

21.8

44

21

14

23

24

11

15

33

45

36

17

35

49

53

39

20

-6

-24

-16

4

5

3

7

33

15

4

3

23

36

29

24-0

30

16

-10

1

18

12

12

18

29

32

15

12

28

38

40

23.4

48

37

21

28

13

13

31

44

41

25

23

41

50

47

12

-19

-12

15

7

7

9

19

25

8

6

21

30

35

24.8

44

40

5

26

28

22

20

29

38

42

24

27

41

48

42

6

2

-25

-20

7

5

5

15

22

20

5

O

17

28

33

23.7

44

36

18

23

13

11

29

42

38

29

25

38

47

47

11

-23

-19

-12

6

5

5

10

28

7

9

18

31

30

22.2

43

37

—2

20

25

17

14

26

42

39

24

22

35

48

43

16

9

-23

-14

10

5

7

9

12

23

4

2

17

32

36

2J.2

44

31

21

20

11

13

25

43

49

28

25

37

51

48

12

—2

-21

-15

8

3

4

4

15

25

16

28

3S

23.3

41

29

-10

12

31

34

33

38

37

26

28

25

37

45

43

20

-16

-30

-32

1

8

5

12

13

6

10

19

30

33

23.2

42

32

—5

21

24

18

12

30

40

37

25

20

37

48

45

10

—5

-29

-24

6

5

5

4

13

25

1

—3

17

26

31

21.2

43

24

3

14

32

22

26

26

43

39

20

21

36

48

49

19

20

-10

—8

10

6

7

11

18

26

15

8

9

20

26

22.5

44

27

9

17

36

22

18

32

42

48

25

22

39

45

50

16

14

-11

—7

12

6

9

9

16

35

12

8

17

23

39

26.0

41

35

—7

7

27

17

10

22

39

37

23

15

32

50

41

16

-10

-23

-22

4

6

6

8

15

23

1

14

20

40

20.7

42

35

—6

19

27

18

11

27

39

38

24

20

36

50

47

13

—8

-26

-22

5

5

5

6

10

24

3

—5

17

27

35

21.2

47

39

3

27

31

19

15

32

40

43

17

25

41

53

51

20

—3

-17

-13

14

9

10

11

20

26

9

3

20

34

37

26.0

44

20

—4

21

2$

17

17

30

41

37

19

35

40

50

43

15

—4

-2t

-17

10

5

4

6

21

19

1

— 1

20

31

30

22.8

50

35

12

25

27

15

20

37

45

47

27

29

46

54

49

15

-6

-17

-11

13

S

5

4

22

27

10

20

83

35

28.2

43

43

3

17

26

17

19

28

41

43

30

15

32

44

48

17

3

-13

-13

10

5

7

6

23

29

8

3

14

24

38

23.8

21

3

-18

—2

16

10

2

12

25

23

4

fl

22

36

40

17.9

83

5

—2

20

25

15

10

26

36

31

10

20

38

56

44

—6

-38

-35

-30

9

—5

-10

7

26

-7

-18

—8

8

28

38

15.1

43

34

—4

14

25

19

12

25

38

37

25

15

29

41

44

18

-10

-25

-24

6

8

3

5

11

25

4

-6

9

16

37

20.1

64

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily Means for thk Regions, and Daily

STATION.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

30
18
25
14

13

13

14

N. Plateau (Con'd).
LowviUe

39
23
35
25

38
43
34
17

23

26
1

33
21
32
20

35
29
32
27

38
31
37
29

40
29
36
25

29
20
27
22

26
17
22
20

29

12

15

7

18
8

15
7

28

8

3«

30

Number Four

9

31

6

Turin

Atlantic Coast

KrooklvB . .

36
39
32

38
13
35

28
31
26

30
34

24

34
36
32

44

53
34

40
42

37

36
41
32

32
35
31

32
38
27

30
34
27

26

32
20

33
41
25

33

38

27

Manl) att an Beacb . .

New York Citj-

"Willet'8 Point

40
29

45
30

45
30

43
26

33
24

31
26

33
26

33

28

36
31

39
32

56
33

55
37

42
34

25
31

43
31

44
29
44
24
42
33
43
31

35
39
31
36
27
37
30

44
29
42
32
46
31
39
28

29
35
23

38
38
28

34
28

36
28
39
26
39
29
35
27

39
31

24
30
24
33
27

34
26
33
27
42
28
36
22

21
30

15

26
32
20

38
27

40
30
41
24
37
20
40
23

28
35
20
33
16
34
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22
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15

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26

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25
39
29
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32
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31
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36
21
36
27
32
26

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32
13

20
31
20

31

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20
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11
29
17

23
35
11

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14

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24

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19

26
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19
35
18
36
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44
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27

29

36
19
36
22
35
23

37
23
35
25
32
18
42
25

30
35
26

22
27

1

44
32
44
30

33
40

20
37
12
38
24

47
29
42
28
45
28
39
32

21
30
12

28
38
26

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25
30
22

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25
16
28
10
29
13

31
19
28
18
41
20
31
24

20
25
16

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27
37
25

27
30
18
34
24
35
20

31
21
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21
27
20
36
26

28
31
25

19

16

6

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32
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31
15

56
34
51
34

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51
32
42
32
47
34

51
32
59
36
41
30
50
35

35
40
30

34
35
30

46

36
48
34

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43
35
42
32
45
33

44
35

52
33
53
37
44
32

26
30

22

36
37
32

43

Bedford

27
42

Hudso n Ya lley

Albany

24

28
35

Lebanon Springs . .
Honeymead Brook.

Poughkeepsie

"Wappingers Falls .

^ye8t Point

Carniel

18
37
16
34
18

40
24
32
16
41
23
34

Mohatok Valley

17

24
30

Ohamplain Valley .
Plattsburgh Bar'ks

18

20
23

12

Saratoga Springs..

Glens Falls

St. LawrenceValley

35
25

25

38

9

39

15

31
19

22
37
13
27
17

26
10

12

13

3

29

8

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17

20
22
9
40
13

37
28

32
35
22
42
32

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30

34
37
31
36
25

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34

30

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28
34
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26

27
32
20
39
21

28
24

19

21
12
31

8

30

14

22
26

43
27

31

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24
26
18
33
18

28
16

14

17

5

24

7

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17

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17

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31
11

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18

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8
27
11

Wateitown

Canton

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34

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29

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32

34

30

32
23

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15

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North Hatnraond . . .

Ogdensburg

Potsdam

36
16
37
8
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10

30
12
35
13
34
9

24

8

19

5

17

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30
14
24
14
23
10

38
20
39
22
39
20

38
32
38
32
36
30

34
32
38
28
31
14

32
24
36
24
35
13

24
16
32
15
28
8

28
12
30
10
31
9

28
24
34
18
24
8

24
8

20
8

20
7

20
10
17
11
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20

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65

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16

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18

19

30

18

31

33

83

38

34

35

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38

39

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16

23

9

25

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19

20

31

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43

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12

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-31

-31

9

8

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— 1

12

19

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10

26

33

31

28

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19

18

15

6

21

34

34

10

24

34

51

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1

-22

8

5

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7

9

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12

26

38

38

25

4

16

28

16

18

24

38

42

26

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30

39

49

30.5

54

31

13

28

38

21

24

36

51

52

39

27

37

49

52

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28

18

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4

20

11

12

14

28

38

19

15

22

29

43

"52"

"42"

"12"

"27"'

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"19"'

"21"

'34"

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'34"

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"41"

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54 "

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28

5

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2

16

10

11

14

27

34

13

13

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54

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19

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21

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52

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7

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33

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24

25

35

53

51

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20

41

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15

8

11

11

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24

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22

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18

18

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32

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45

45

28

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13

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28

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21

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10

6

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32

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38

48

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38

32

26

32

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50

26

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8

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5

5

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31

15

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25

26

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51

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18

35

21

20

33

48

48

26

24

38

52

26.4

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-11

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9

10

11

10

27

22

8

10

21

30

49

20

2

14

34

19

19

28

48

46

25

20

39

50

52

26.8

20

8

-10

—3

12

10

11

11

25

26

14

9

15

25

41

22

3

—6

11

11

12

1

18

34

24

16

11

27

34

32

20.4

40

25

5

12

12

21

18

26

42

43

28

23

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38

35

20.4

4

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-18

10

10

4

6

10

25

4

4

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31

30

19

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-10

4

16

12

5

20

32

14

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12

24

38

18.4

27

11

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—7

-12

26

22

12

30

40

37

12

18

31

43

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6

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-25

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8

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5

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-16

7

3

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12

25

3

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5

17

31

10

—6

-21

-12

12

14

3

13

29

24

6

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20

37

40

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10

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-15

5

27

21

12

23

36

34

12

15

26

65

47

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-29

-21

5

8

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23

12

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3

24

24

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7

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12

22

20

26

28

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17

31

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10

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28

16

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14

26

40

17.2

16

15

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5

21

21

15

26

38

40

20

16

31

50

48

6

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-28

-24

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6

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—6

20

13

13

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6

32

32

17.3

13

-10

—3

29

20

11

24

36

35

18

15

27

45

45

-2

-22

-31

-24

-12

9

—8

—4

23

10

-7

—5

2

16

33

13.9

66

Eighth Annual Keport of the

Daily Means fob the Regions, and Daily

STATION.

Oreat Lak*t

Dunkirk

"Westfield

Buffalo

Pittsford

Rochester

Appleton

Fort Niagara

Baldwineville

Syracuse

Oswego

Palermo

Lyons

Erie, Pennsylvania

Central Lake

Fleming

Watkina

Romulus.....

Ithaca

Mean

48
37
42
34
45
34

42
33
40
28
34
22
42
29

42
25
38
23
45
35
52
38

38
41
33

42
32
44
34

32

30

37
27
35
26
40
21

36
25
38
23
38
27
37
15

31
25
36
20
38
24
37
29

32
41
20

43

21
42
24

35
26
33
22
32
19

28
20
28
22
30
22
27
15

27
16
27
11
28
18
40
27

24

32

2«

28
19
27
21

21

32

43
34
39
30
39
27

37
26
37
27
39
22
36
23

33

22
33
22
40
24
40
26

28
36
18

31
24
35
24

27

35

41

30
38
30
42
32

42
32
38
29
39
29
41
31

38
31
37
20
41
34
42
29

34
38
31

39

30
37
32

32

36

45

32
37
32
37
32

38
32
36
30
36
29
40
31

40
33
40
32
38
34
39
33

36
39
33

38
33
44
34

36

30

34

28
33
29
31
29

33
29
35
31
34
27
30
24

34
30
32
29
35
31
26
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35
29
36
30

30

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26
32
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35
29

30
26
33
25
33
26
34
27

32
26
31
22
35
28
31
27

30
32
25

33
27
33
28

33

30

26

30

22
27
23
34
20

29
20
29
24
29
22
32
18

26
20
25
17
29
20
37
24

25
30
19

30
19
30
21

25

10

35
24
36
23
34
23

34
20
35
24
34
22
34
21

34
20
31
17

35
22
38
23

26
31
16

34
19
34
20

25

11

24

38
17
32
15
35
16

35
13
31
19
34
13
33
14

24
20
21
18
32
16
29
21

24
32
12

33
15
33
10

24

13

19

34
11
23
13

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13

22
13
25
15
26
9
25
15

23
17

21
15
24
16
25
11

18
24
12

20
13
24
14

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49
20
37
20
37
20

37
20
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20
31
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32
19
30
18

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20
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21

28
35
18

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19
39
18

24

14

24

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21
27
16
30
19

27
19
29
21
29
18
32
19

29
18
27
15
32
22
29
21

26
37
18

30
19

31
20

14

t Maximum and minimum by the Draper thermograph, t Mean includes

New York Weather Bureau.

67

Maxima and Minima for the Stations — {Concluded).

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17

18

19

20

31

22

22

23 24

25

26

27

28

29

36

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19

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11

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45
22
40
16
44
15

42
16
39
22
40
21
41
5

22

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15

17
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16
—4

24
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20
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15
-20

1
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-1
—9

5
-12

2
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9
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13
—5
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29

10

26

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23
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22
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24
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24
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20
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30

8
20
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28
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29
11

11
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9

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9

14
5

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33
10
30
11
32
12

31
11
29
11
30
10
36
12

40
30
39
30
42
12

41

29
39
27
38
27
40
34

38
30
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17
36
20

36
19
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20
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35
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34
10
36
12
35
13
22
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52
25
55
27
44
23

47
22
40
22
43
22
40
21

62
36
58
36
54
40

56
37
53
33
45
30
50
30

39
27
35
26
48
30

36
32
38
28
44
26
45
32

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25.0
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25.0
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24.8
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12
37
13
45
15
48
24

33
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20

10

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13

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17

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17

5

12
30

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4

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5

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14

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13

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23

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30

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6

20

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24
14
27

8
30
15
22

9

21
28
15

17
11
16

9
16
10
10

4

12

18
7

20

4

13

4

17

10

18

4

10

12

6

31
14
26
12
32
15
37
10

21

34

6

41

21
38
12
44
29
43
32

34
41
29

36
23
36

21
38
22
40
25

32
39
22

15

5
21

4
23

8
25

9

16

24
7

21
8
16
6
34
12
40
20

18

29

5

36
19
33
17
40
24
59
27

30
42
19

47
32
47
29
50
39
63
38

43
50
36

37
33
43
34
46
33
32
28

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50
33

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21.0
25.8
28.0

24.9

24.6

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20
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25

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21

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3

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14
25
14

16

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8

15

8

47
18
51
18

15

7
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11

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27
44

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23
41
24

26
9

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8

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6

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20
41
20

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34
50

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31
46
32

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26

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13

17

30

15

14 (26 I 38

40

22.8

valuas of adjacent stations for the blank dates.

C,"^

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily and Monthly Precipita

STATION.

1

3

1

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3

4

5

6

1

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8

9

10

11

12

13

14

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0.01
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.79
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0.24
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69

TioN FOR February 1896 — (Inches.)

15

16

17

18

19

20

31

33

23

34

35

36

37

38

39

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70

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily and Monthly Precipi

STATIONS.

1

2

3

4

5

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7

1
8

9

10

11

12

13

14

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Albany

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0.22
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Saratoga Springs..
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13

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1.13

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0.55

0.10

0.13

0.06

0.39

0.16

* Amonut included in next measuremeut. t Not used in computing the averages. *, Record

New York Weather Bureau.

71

TATioN FOR FEBRUARY — {Concluded).

15

16

17

18

19

30

31

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

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1.58
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3.84

.31
3«t

.10

.08

.05

.13

.16

1.28

.15

.83

T.

.20
.10
.03

0.05

.06

.01

.38
.30
.11
.20

""63
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.06

0.00

"".06
.01

.05

"tV

T.

t:'

"io

T.
T.

.10

.12

'.'08
.12

T.

"26
.02

0.36

.50

0.00

T.

.07

0.17
"69

T.

.18
.06
.11
.10

.30

.80
.18

75
-44

1.35

2.95
4.76

.01

.04
.06
.03

.18
.20
.1.5

.30
.01

.25

'""65
T.

0.04

.05
T.

.06

'"t."

0,00

7.35

.22
.40

.01

.01

4.90
5.13

.06

T.

T.
.03
.05

0.01
T.

5.23

'?^

4.28

05

4.87

.09
T.

.07
T.

0.00

.01

0.00

3.97

4.41

4.29

.14

.17

....

5.09

T

T.

.02

T.
.07

.74
.20

....

".03

.44

.80

3.C6

T

.05

T.

T.

T.

4.61

0.11

e.08

T.

T.

0.09

0.16

0.04

0.01

0.08

0.01

0.01

0.09

0.01

0.12

0.86

5.52

for the month incomplete. | Reports too late to be u.sed in computing the averages. T=Trac«.

72

Eighth Annual Kei'ort of the

Statistics of Tkmpkraturb

COUNTY

TlvMPEUATOBE

(Dhgkees Fahr.).

STATIONS.

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0,1*
t8 O

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3
u

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fa

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a

i

EXTREMES OF MONTHLY
MEAV TEMPERATURE
FOR FEBRUARY.

to

iJ

Western Plateau . . .

Allegany

Cattaraugus..
Chemung

24. 1
23.1
23.5

26.8

22.6
23.0
23.2
22!4
20.9
24.5

20.3

24.9
33.5
24.2
27.2

23.6
23.7
33-2
21.2
20.7
26.2

18.8
18.8

30.6
30
31.3

35.5
25.0
35.2
26.4

16.0
16.0

16.5
19.7
15.4
17.3
13.9

24 3

25.0
25.0
34.8
33.1
V3.(l
31.0
28.0

25.3
25.3

+0.8
+1.4
+0.7
+0.4

+0.2
+0.7
0.0
—1.2
-0.2
+1.7

—1.5

—1.5

—0.3

Angelica

14
13
19

'•39
2(1
20
4S
14

1855

]8-<4
1851

"1838
1839
1837
1H54
1883

1896
1896
1896

'1896
1896
1896
189(1
1N96

33.6
33.2
34.6

18.57
1890
18911

13.2
14.3
16.2

1895

Humphrey

1885

Elmira

1856

Eastern Plateau

Oxford

Chenango

Cortland

Madison

Otsego .

Tioga

Lewis

Ne«-' York '.'.'.'.
Suffolk

89.6
.30.4
.32.6
31.7
32.1

1828
1848
1838
18.57
1890

13.5
13.8
14.0
10.5

14.8

1856

Cortl.ind

Hamilton

Cooper-town

Waverly

1>38
1836

1885
1885

Northern Plateau

Lowville

20.3

39.9
31.:-;
30.5

25.9
24.4
24.9
28.5

18 5

30

'2(i
11

'23
16

68

1837

"i.87i
1886

'"1874
18S1
1836

1896

"1896
1896

"189(5
1896
1896

31.1

1828

13.4

'43-'95

Atlantic Coast

New York city

Setauket

—1.3

+0.8

—0.4
+ 0.6
+ 0.3
-8.1

— 2..'i

40.0
37.6

1890
1890

33.1
24.4

1885
1895

Sudson Valley

Albany

Ho 'ey mead Brook. . . .
West Point

Alb ny

Dutchess ....
Orange

Clinton

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

33.0
33.6

1884
1890

14.7
15.9

1885
1885

Champlain Valley. . . .
Plattsburgh Barracks .

St. Lawrence Valley..

Madison Barracks

Canton

18.5

18.7
20.7
18.11
18.1
18.1

24.8
24.5
24.5
36.1
34.1
24.'-,
23. :^
27.3

25.2
25.2

43

1839

189("'

—2.5

—8.2
-1.0
-8.6
-0.0
—4.8

—0.5
+ 0.5
+0.5
-1.3
—1.0
—1.5
—1.3
-rO.7

+ 0.1
+0.1

26.4

1840

7.2

1885

39
34

IS
29

1839

1862
18(17
1838

1896
1896
1896
1896

30.7
26.5
26.1
28.9

1840
1877
1891
1838

10.1
6.4

10.4
9.5

1875

1875

North Hammond

Potsdam

1875
1838

Great Lakes

Buffalo

Krie

26
3rt
40
20
36
43
33

1871
1871
1812
is5t
1871
1854
1874

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
189(i
1S96

32.6
33.7
33.5
39.9
33.4
2><.0
36.0

1883
1883
'77- '80
'89-'91
1882
1891
1883

13.8
13.7
13.5
16.8
12.9
9.8
16.0

:875

Rochester

M nroe

Niagara

Onondiga

Oswego ....

Erie ....'.'.'.'.'.'

Tompkins

1885

Fort Niagara

1885

Baldwinsville

1855

Osweg

1885

Palermo

1885

Erie, Pennsylvania . . .
Central Lake^i

1875

Ithaca

18

1879

1896

33.7

1891

15.3

1885

Average departure. .

—0.5

New York Weather Bureau.

73

AND Precipitation — February.

COUNTY.

Precipitation— (Inches.)

Ave.'^age for the month
of February.

3
•2

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.a

c
4)

a

•a

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s:
u

■a
u
o
o

CD

1

CS
3
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.a
ii

E^
u
o

c
H

O D

'A

Q

EXTHEMKS OF MONTHLY

PRECIPITATION FOR

FEBRUARY.

STATION.

GREATEST.

LEAST.

4^

c
o

a
<

u

C

a

2.09

4.13
4.16
4.83
3.40

4.74
4.97
4.50
3.02
5.36
6.51
4.07

4.73
4.73

5.98
5.50
6.46

5.67
4.03
5.47
5.98
4.46

!S.41

6.21
6.21

4.91
6.47
5.30
3.20
4.66

4.52
5.02
5.37
2.71
4.90
5.13
3.97

4.01
4.61

+ 1.84
+2.35
+ 1.54
+ 1.62

+2.12
+2.68
+ 1.76
+0.28
+3.00
+ 2.95
+ 2.02

+ 2.07
+2.07

+ 1.86
+ 1.63
+2 09

+2.44
+ 1.31
+2.40
+ 3.37
+ 1.03
+4.09

+ 1 66
+ 1.6

+2.66
+3.63
+3.4I
+0.74

+2.85

+ 1 85
+2.10
+2.51
+0.7-'
+2.2t
+ ■.'.79
+0.67

+2.45
+2.45

+2.24

Anerelica

Allegan J'

Cattaraugus .
Chemung

1.81
3.29
1.78

2.02
2.29
2.74
2.74
2.36
3.. 56
2.05

2.66
2.66

4.12
3.87
4.37

3.28

2.72
3.07
2.61
3.43
4.3-'

1 55

14
13
16

1856

1884
1854

1896
1896
1896

4.. 37

7.30
3.40

1893

1887
1896

0.10

1.03
0.25

1875

1889

Elmira

1856

TTn^itpm T^lfifpnti

Oxford

Chenango

Cortland ....

Madison

(.)tsego

Orange

Tioga

26
17
20
43
13
15

1829
1851
1827
18.54
IS'^O
1882

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

5.81
5.77
5.84
5.36
6.51
4.07

1832
18.M
18.33
1896
1896
1896

0.21
0.97
0.65
0.60
1.12
0.75

1844

Cortland

\>"d5

Hamilton

1849

18.56

Port Jervis

1896
1882

Lowviile

Lewis

31

1327

1896

5.71

1831

0.29

1841

New York City

Setauket

New York

Suffolk

26
11

1871
1886

1896
1896

7.81
7.11

1893
1893

0.82
0.91

1895
1895

Alb.nny

Duchess

Orange

Putnam

23
16
21

50
26

1874

1881
1830
18-40
1870

1896
1890
1896
1896
]89f;

4.68
7.43
6.78
7.29
8.41

1893
1893
1893
1893
1896

0.36

1.21
0.75
0.61
0.80

1877

Honeymead Brook . . .

Poughkeep-sie

West Point

1892
1841
1856

Boyds Corners

Champlain Valley —
Plattsburgh Barracks.

St. Lawrence Valley..

Malone...

Madison Barracks

North Hammond

Potsdam

1877

Clinton

Franklin

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

1.55

2.2n
2.84
l.Oi
2.4''i
1.81

2.67
2.93
2.83
1.99

2 64
2.34

3 30

2.16
2.16

38

'l6
36
19

28

1840

■ "is30

18^0
1866
1828

1896

"1896
189f;
1896
1896

6.21

1896

0.20

'40, '88

siso

4.96
6.42

■'1896
1876
1890

6.30
0.92
0.03

■"1873
1894
1830

Buffalo

Erie . .

Monroe

Niagara

OsweK o

Erie

26
26
38
26
37
23

1871

1871

1842

1S7

1860

1874

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

5.51
5.40
4.12
4.91
7.20
8.50

1887
187(1
1887
1896
1860
1887

0.40
0.46
0.31
0.22
10
0.33

1877

Rochester

1877

Fort Niagara

1877

1877

Palermo

1877

Erie, Pennsylvania...

1877

Ithaca

Tompkins

18

1879

1898

4.61

1896

0.68

1886

Average departure. .

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE MEAN TEMPERATURES

FOR FEBRUARY, 1896

Torontu

(CANADIAIU®

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE PRECIPITATION

FOR FEBRUARY, 1896

Tororit'

SCALE OF MILES

S c ale of Shades.

2 to 4 inches.
4 to 6 "
6 to 8 "

8 toio "

I

Meteorological vSummary for March, 1896

The average atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea-level and 32
degrees Fahr.) for the State of New York during March was
30.02 inches. The highest barometer was 30.71 inches at Friend-
ship on the 24th, and the lowest was 29.12 inches at New York
city on the 11th, this being the lowest pressure for the month
Oi March reported to this Bureau since its establishment in 1889.
The average pressure at six stations of the National Bureau was
about normal, the pressure in the western portion being gen-
erally in excess, and deficient in the eastern section.

The mean temperature of the State, as derived from the
records of 72 stations, was 24.9 degrees, which is the lowest
March value during the period covered by the operations of this
service, and the lowest recorded, at stations having a longer
record, since 1885, in which year the average of the March means
was about four degrees lower than that of March this year. The
highest local monthly mean was 33.6 degrees at Brooklj'u, and
the lowest was 17.7 degrees at Saranac Lake. The highest gen-
eral daily mean was 43 degrees on the 30th, and the lowest was
12 degrees on the 13th. The maximum temperature reported
was 77 degrees at Jamestown on the 29th, and the minimum was
20 degrees below zero at Canton on the 24th, The mean monthly
range of temperature was 59 degrees, the greatest range, 77 de-
grees, occurring at Jamestown, and the least, 45 degrees, at
Setauket. The mean daily range was 18 degrees, the greatest
local daily range being 49 degrees at South Kortright on the
18th, and at Angelica on the 21st, and the least, degrees at
Avon on the 9th.

TO Eighth Annual Report of the

The mean temperatures of the various sections of the State
were as follows: The Western Plateau, 24.5 degrees; the East-
ern Plateau, 24.5 degrees; the Northern Plateau, 19.9 degrees;
the Atlantic Coast, 32.4 degrees; the Hudson Valley, 28.1 de-
grees; the Mohawk Valley, 24.2 degrees; the Chaniplain Valley,
23.2 degrees; the St. Lawrence Valley, 21.4 degrees; the Great
Lake Region, 25.4 degrees; the Central Lake Region, 2.j.l degrees.
The average of the mean temperatures at 26 stations possessing
records for previous years was 5.4 degrees below the normal
value, deficiencies occurring in all sections, the greatest being
over the Northern and Eastern Plateaus and the least at Coast
stations. \ \

The mean relative humidit}' for the State was 76 per cent.
The mean dew point was 20 degrees.

The average precipitation for the State was 4.92 inches, as
derived from the records of 89 stations. The distribution of
rain and snow over the State was comparatively uniform, ex-
cesses occurring in all regions but being heaviest in southeastern
sections. The maximum local precipitation was 12.02 inches at
West Point, and the least 1.55 inches at Mt. Morris. A list of
the heaviest rates of precipitation is shown in the table of me-
teorological data. The average snowfall for the State was 25.5
inches, as derived from the reports of 59 stations. The greatest
local snowfall was 50.4 inches at Number Four, Lewis county.

The average precipitation at 27 stations possessing records
covering a period of ten years or more, was 2.02 inches above
the normal amount, excesses occurring at all stations excepting
Madison Barracks. The amounts were greatest for March dur-
ing the period covered by the records at the following stations:
Angelica, 10 years; Oxford, 26 years; Port Jervis, 13 years;

New York Weather Bureau. 77

Honeymead Brook, 16 years; Poughkeepsie, 21 years; West
Point, 49 years; Boyds Corners, 2G years; and Ithaca, 18 years.

The average number of days on which the precipitation
amounted to 0.01 inches or more was 12.6, the St. Lawrence Val-
ley and Central Lake regions having the least number of rainy
days and the Northern Plateau the greatest number.

The average number of clear days was 9.9, of partly cloudy
days 9.2, and of cloudy days 11.9, giving an average cloudiness
for the State of 54 per cent. The maximum cloudiness prevailed
over the northern, central and eastern portions of the State.

The prevailing wind direction was from the northwest. The
average wind travel at six stations of the National Bureau was
10.981 miles, the movement at Rochester being below the aver-
age; and at Albany, Buffalo and New York considerably in ex-
cess of the average for previous years. The maximum velocity
recorded was 72 miles per hour at New York city, on the 4th.

Hail fell on the 12th, 16th, 19th and 30th. Sleet occurred on
the 2d and 16th. Thunderstorms occurred on the 2d, 6th, 7th,
9th, 15th, 16th, 19th and 30th.

Solar halos were observed on the 6th, 14th, 15th, 18th, 21st,
22d, 25th and 30th. Lunar halos were observed on the 21st, 24th
and 25th. Auroras were observed on the 3d, 4th, 12th, 14th, 30th
and 31st.

March, 1896, ranks with February as a rough and windy
month, presenting in its general features a series of seven
strongly developed storms, bringing brief warm waves and heavy
precipitation, alternating with longer periods of fair cold
weather and high westerly winds. The average temperature
was thus much below the normal.

78 Eighth Annual Report of the

The most frequent snow and rain storms and the maximum
cloudiness obtained from the 1st to the 11th, after which time
auticyclonic conditions and brighter but windy weather pre-
vailed. Heavy freshets due to the melting of the heavy snowfall
of March, and that which had accumulated through the wooded
r.plands in February, occurred several times during the month,
causing much damage to property along the banks of the Gen-
esee, Hudson and other river systems.

Nine areas of low pressure, or about the usual number for
March, passed in the vicinity of New York during the month.
Three well-developed storms passed centrally within the limits
of the State on the 1st, 7th and 19th ; the first and second of the
series bringing high winds and heavy rain turning to snow, while
the snowfall accompanying the third storm was the heaviest of
the season, and was badly drifted by westerly gales. A cyclone
which passed northward along the coast on the 11th developed
the lowest pressure of March in that region, and during its pas-
sage a severe blizzard was felt throughout the State. Three
energetic depressions of a third class passed centrally over east-
ern Canada on the 22d, 26th and 30th, bringing moderate rains
for the State at large, high winds and warmer weather, espe-
cially on the 30th, which was much the warmest day of the
month. The above includes the principal cyclones of March, but
in addition two broad and less sharply defined low areas ap-
peared over the Central States and Lake Region on the 10th and
16th, the former bringing a moderate and the latter a heavy
snowfall in this State.

The high pressure systems, nine in number, generally took a
northerly course toward the Atlantic coast, so that their maxi-
mum pressures were felt in the vicinity of New York. The dates

New York Weather Bureau. 79

cf nearest approach were the 4th, 10th, 13th, 18th, 20th and 21st,
24th, 27th to 28th, 30th and 31st. The maximum pressure and
coldest weather were due to the first, third and sixth of the series,
all of which followed the passage of severe cyclonic storms, thus
giving steep pressure gradients and very high westerly winds.

Snow melted rapidly during the warm waves of the 7th, 19th
and 22d, but notwithstanding, the greater part of the State was
well covered until near the close of the month, and even then
much remained in northern New York, and in the wooded high-
lands of other s-ections, frequently making it difficult to carry on
the maple sugar harvest.

Robins commonly made their appearance between the 26th and
30th, and blue birds were also seen at a few southern stations
on the latter date.

Wedgwood reported a heavy deposition of ice upon tree
branches on the 1st.

80

Eighth Annual Report of the

Meteorological Data

Location of Statioxp.

Barometer.

Humidity,

Tempeka-

STATION.

COUNTY.

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57

JVettem Plateau . .

24.2
21.9

23 3
24.4

24 9

:24 4
26.6

28.2
24.4
26.7

25.2
23.9
25.4

23 4

21 4
23.2

24.5

24 4
24 6

23 2

22.4
24.6

24 8

21.6
27 4
28.4

22 3
21.7
27.3

22
26.4
26.3

19 9

17.7
22.8

21

18.6
19 5

32.4
33.6

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Alfred

Allegany

Cattaraugus ..
Chautauqua ..

Chemung

Livingston ...

Ontario

1824
1340
1550

1950
1260
1328

863
585
525

21.6
23.3
23 3

24.6

m

Aot'elirii

58 29

FrientUliip

30.08

30.71

24

29.39

1.32

....

60 31
62 31

Ark\\ ri""ht

88 29

77
65

oq

IIElraira

30

59 •?<1

62

58
64
64

59
56
61

70
59
55
56

52
59
54

56
58
61

52
53
70

54
64
54

54
54
49

49

46
47

65
65

30

Victor

■)(>

Wedijt^wood

Schuyler

Steuben

Steuben

Wyoming

1350

loue

1480
1557

23.2
25.8

23 1
21 4

30

Adilisuii . .

76
72

20
16

30

Soath Canisteo

Arcade

....

....

30

9<)

Varjsbnrg

Eaitern Plateau...
Uiufclhiimtoii

31

Broome

Chenango

Cortland

Delaware

Madison

Madison

Orange

Otsego

Schuyler

Ti-.ga

Ulster

Franklin

'870

550

1120

1550

1700
1350

1127
660
470

1300
1-^34
1100

1038

825

1245

....

....

....

24 !7

30
30

Oxford

....

30
31

Blooiuville

22.7
2S!6

30

Soufb K-.rtright...
Brook field

....

....

26
31

TIaniiltoD --

30

Midtllftown

31

Port Jervis

Coopf rslowi)

»

22.7
22
25.7

22
29-2
25.7

22^5

a

30

30

Oneonta

30

Peri'v City

....

-■

....

30

Wav*ilv

30

Molioiik Lake

31

Northern Plateau..
Sarannc Liike

...

....

30
30

Gloversvijle

Fulton

Lewis

t4
(1

802

1240
1571

30

Lowville... -

30

Number Four

Turin

29.94

30.57

24

29.31

12

K26

....

....

....

30

30

Jitlantic Cofnt

31

Brooklyn

Kings

107

31

Maohattan Beach..

New York City....
WilletH Point

New York....
Queens

314

29 »8

30.56

14

29 12

1.44

71
70

23
23

32!6
32.0

32
31.3
32.4

33.1
31.8

62
63
64

60
62

31
31

Brentwood . - .

Suffolk

SntTolk

Westchedter..

75

40

290

31

Setauket

31

Bedford

31

New York Weather Bureau.

81

FOR March, 1896.

TUBE—

In Degrees Vah.)

Sky.

Precipitation— (Inches.)

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a

>:

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^

w.

05

-a
P
o

03

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<s

•V

R

■a

a ■

O 2

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B

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s

V

as

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a

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s

a
o

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t

10

01

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=1-1
o

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a

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11

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b

Q

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^

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H

!i

o

H

e-

h. m.

-11

24
24

64
63

20
19

49

37

21
6

4

9

8

12.0
8

9.6

10

9 4
13

12.6
15

3.58
4.33

2.00
1.18

23'o6

19
19

—6

32.7

N. w.

—6

24

64

21

49

21

5

aa

9

12

10

15

4.21

1.10

19

28.6

—7

24

67

23

48

21

10

8

9

11

11

12

3.45

1.00

19

23.4

w.

3

13

59

19

36

21

5

18

9

8

14

15

3.33

0.95

19

30.3

s. w.

5

5

53

77

15

18

28
37

6
29

4
5

2
8

8

15

8

13

5.21

1 40

20

36.0

N. W.

14

65

17

35

21

4

11

15

2

14

11

3.22

1.31

19

15.8

N.W.

— V

24
/

61
62

18
22

41
43

21
21

9

H

12

9

28

13
3

9

"e"

3 23
1.92

0.73
1.19

1
19

9

13-0

N.

3

13
13

55
67

19

20

35
39

m
24

6
8

66
11

16

8

10
16

5

7

W.

—3

15

3.43

1.00

19

24.5

N. W.

—8

13

72

20

43

21

8

ce

16

C

9

11

3.05

1 55

19

24.0

N. w.

-11

24

70

23

40

n

7

8

19

2

10

9

3.71

2.00

19

27.1

I^. w.

—2

24

58

18

42

6

4

dd

7

9

15

18

3.50

0.70

1

30.6

-10

13

71

24

46

8

7

8

10

10

11

14

3.95

82

7

29.4

-15

/
14

65
69

20

19

49
37

18

18

1
6

ee

1

10.0
8

8.4
10

12.6
13

12.5
14

5.04
4.68

4.00

0.78

1

7

-10

21.2

N. W.

-11

14

66

24

45

18

9

1

6

16

9

18

5.56

1.(15

19

28.3

N. W.

—8

14

64

18

36

?

5

1

16

8

17

4.54

1.37

19

W.

-14

14

66

21

38

14

8

6^

14

4

13

10

2.84

1.04

19

w.

-11

14
13

70
54

25
18

49
30

18
26

7
8

3
3

10

3.76
4.23

1.56
1.10

19
19

"33.0

9

10

12

N. W.

-10

24

86

21

35

r

8

3

9

9

13

15

3.52

0.98

19

11.5

N. W.

1

24

57

16

2i»

7

1

20

U

8

12

9

8.09

2.60

22.00

1

27.0

W.

—5

14

66

19

38

25

1

11

11

8

12

10

6.60

1.88

......

19

24.e

N. W.

—8

24

6(1

17

35

25

3

11

10

S

13

15

4.74

1.00

13

26.5

W.

-15

14

68

21

41

18

7

f

8

7

16

15

3.96

0.94

19

28.2

N. W.

— V,

24

24

72
63

21
21

39
38

18
6

7
5

8
4

10
15

4.79
2.70

0.90
1.19

19
19

—9

6

6

19

26.8

N. W.

-15

13

79

22

43

s

5

1

8

13

10

18

3.40

1.41

19

20.8

N. W.

2

24

52

17

32

20

8

8

14

2

15

8

11.07

4.(10

1

33.0

N. W.

-IP

23

60

11

45

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6

9ff
29

7 4

11 2

I' ^

1.) 2

5 39

1.59

19

-19

23

73

24

45

24

7

9

11

11

17

4.31

1.22

19

35.0

W.

—8

24

57

17

36

25

6

9

11

5

15

16

6.59

1.50

19

32.7

W.

-11

24

60

19

41

24

6

12

5

17

9

14

4.88

1.46

19

27.0

w

-12

24

58

20

43

6

6

9

2

13

16

14

6.55

1.59

19

50 4

N. W.

—3

9

50

16

27

25

6

3

10

10

11

15

4.63

1.56

19

37.9

N.

•S

25

51

17

?9

'5

3

11

id. a

5 9

10 3

13 4

5 54

1.90

16

14

12

51

16

29

3«

5

23 15

3

13

18

e.i4

1 80

16

40.0

W.

18
12

3
10

10
9

9

17

4.48
6.13

1.55
1.90

1
16

16.5

28.5

N. W.

13

h

49

14

25

5

7

10

H.W.

15

i

48

16

32

26

5

10

11

7.41

1.85

1

26.5

N. W.

5

25

59

20

39

25

5

11

19

3

9

8

2 82

1.00

29

15.2

N. W.

15

14

45

14

25

f

3

11

13

7

11

14

4.81

1.00

16.00

29

14.0

W.

7

14

55

20

38

18

8

10

12

9

10

17

7.03

1.35

16.00

19

24.9

w.

6

82

Eighth Annual Report of the

Metkokglogica-l Data

Location of Stations.

Baeometee.

Humidity

Tempera

STATION.

COUNTY.

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a
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o

a

a
o

m

QJ

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w

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29 23

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m
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u
be
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a

P

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CO

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>.

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o

a

OS
Hi

t
m

3

is

a '

a

©

oe

5

a

a

Hudson Yallev

i'AZ

"'80

"ai

:;::

28.1
27-©
25.7
26-4

28.4
31.2
29.5
28.6

24.2
24.2

63
58
50

57

63
60

54
58

51
51

31

Albany

Lebanon Sprinps ..
Honeyroead Biook.

Pon£rbkeppsie

VTappintrers Falls.
We-<1 Point

Albany

Columbia

Dutchess

Dutchess

85
930
4.i0

180

30.00

30.66

24

31

h

—

—

27.4

31
31

31

Orange

Putnam

167

508

1

31

J^fohaick T^alley

31

Konie . . -

Oneida

445

31

XJtiea

Champlain Valley -
Plhl ts(b'b Barracks.

23.2
21.5

58
48

31

Clinton

125

31

Saratosra Springs..
Glens Falls

St. Lawrence Yall'y
Malone

Warren

340

—

—

24.6

24.8

21.4
19 6
23.1

24.7
19.6

58

60
54
55

60
51

31
SO

Franklin

Jefferson

Jefferson

St. Lawrence .

810
266

486
304

19.5

TIO

30

"Wafertown

30

Canton

21.0

7,9

Massena

North riammond ..

St. Lawrence .

it

300
258
300

—

—

21 4

22.2
19.4

21.6
22.5
19.1

25.4

50
51
47

68

r

Ogdensbnrg

Potsdam

30

30

Great Lakes

?<»

Dunkirk

Chautauqua ..

590

We.stlield

88
78

22
19

25^6

28.7

25.0
25.0
25.0

26.1
26.4
24.1

68

S9

58
61

60
61

52

?9

Buffalo

Erie

690

30.06

30.66

29.41

1.25

?<>

Pittsford

Monroe . ..

"9

Kochester

(I
Niagara

621

30.03

39.64

24

29.36

1.28

73

17

qq

Appleton

?9

Fort Niagara

Bildwinsville

Onondaga

Ononda <''&•...

2*3
390

'

....

....

25 !o

99

d

Syracuse

....

Oswesro

Oswego

Wayne

Erie

304

460

407
C81

30.01

30.67

24

29.28

1.39

76

19

23!4
26.4

24
22.6

26.2
28.0

25.1
24.8

25.2
25-2

50
49

53
67

60
57

60
57

30

Palermo

31

Lyons

a

Erie. Pennsylvania

39.07

30.63

24

29.44

1.19

79

21

29

Central Laket

30

Flen)ing

Cayuga

SchuyUr

Seneca

Tompkins

1000

737

719
810

25.0
25^4

30

Watkins

Horn n 1 u 8

76
74

16

17

30

Itbaca

30.03

30.66

''■1

29 28
'2.9 12

19

11

1.38
1.33

31

24

Alean

30.02

30.71

76

20

....

24 8

77

29

(a) 30, 31 ; (6) 1, 30, i\; (c) 2,'>, 29, 30; (d) 29, 31 ; («) 4. 5; (/) 13. 14 ; (7) 15, 24; (h) 13, 24; (i) 12,

2t. 24; <w) 21, 28; (x) 21, 24. 25; (aa) H. 11 ; (bb) 3, S; (ce) 8, 9; (dd) .3, ?0; {««) 11, 20; (/)

* Moiin of the tridaily ob.servations. * Mean of the maximum and minimura by the Draper

tridaily observations are derived by the formula. (7 a. in. + 2 p. m. + 9 p. m. + 9 p. m.) — 4.

four honrs.

New York Weather Bureau.

83

FOR March. 1896— {Concluded).

TUEE— (In Degrees Fahr.).

Sky.

Precipitation— (Inches) .

ri

a

o

1^

CI

14
14

14

'\
. 14
k
24
25

23
23

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u

>>

la
+j ^

c
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l^

59
61
58
67

70
57
47
51

55
55

et

c

a

19
16
19
18

22
21
18
17

It
19

bJj
§

a:

-S

cs

a;

O

44
30
35
37

43
44
33
34

33
33

3

M

P

00

1-5

1

n

a
rs

,s

IS

"o

8
c

3
_o
"3
>^

s

s

a

o

"o

3
5c

•=1— ■

•f-l (1)

|i

"SB

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Bo

15

3

a

d

1

R

-4.3

ct

73
1

P

m

"c
§

a
a:
(-1

■3
u

r-l

-in

18
14
18
18

18
18
27
25

26
2S

6
6

7

7

10
6
7

7

9
9

12

11

3

11

23

28
28

11.8
11
11
9

12
13

7.5
9
6
11

7
9

11.7
U
14
11

12
9

13.4
15
12
14

11
15
14
IS

14.0
14

6.88
4.66
5.22
5.34

6-20

7.84

12.02

6.90

4.74
4.74

3 80
1.12
2.26
1.27

1.97
1-72
3-80
1-76

0.68
0-68

h. m.

'ii!3o

15. eo

"n'-oo
ii'oo

1

19
19
19

19
19

1
19

6
6

—3

—8
-10

—7
3

7

23-8
21.5
17.4

23
33.0

"is'.o

w.

N. W.

M".

N. W.
W.

7
- -4

15

3

13

-4

H

14
/

58
53

17
16

47
47

23
23

7

7

2S
20

5

10-0

16

13.0
12

6.52

9

2.40
1.25

'{2.60

19-20
2

• -^

28.4

S. K.

—8
IS

14

24
24
'24

24
24

66

63
64
62

65

71

18

20
16
19

24
21

36

45
39
33

43
45

15

24
25

28

24
24

8

2
2
6

5
6

U

12
12
19

1
12

5

11.0
8

10

9
13

IC

11.0
10

12

10 2
14
5

13
10

6.52

3 93

4.75
1.96

5.23
4-49

2.49

1.69
0.71
0.62

1.69
0.96

'2i".66
'islob

19-20

20
20
26

20
1

32.0

N. W.

-10

—7

29-3
14.0

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W.

S. W.

—5
-20

7
10

16

8

8
13

S. W.
S. W.

—8
...8

24
24
24

24

58
59
60

56

18
2G
19

15

40
33
35

35

25
24
w

8
5

2

8
19
12

2

7
16
18

10.2

10
5
2

9.4

U
10
11

11-4

10

3.34

1.17

1

12 5

18.2
24.0

w.

s. w.

n

9

12.0

3 81
4.02

s. w.

in

1.20

11-19

5
3
4

8

13

13
24
13

14
13
23

68

54
55
57

52
57
54

18

14
16
15

14
15
19

35

30
33
31

29
29
32

21

6
21
21

in
20
26

6

5
6
5

3

5

10

mm.

19

3

19

19

18

8

19

6

9

14

10

2

16
10
6

8

10

9
12
11

13

7

12
13
2L

9

9

12

2.58

3.61
4-84
6-32

2.65
2.54
4.52

0.71

6.91
1.12

i.n

0.80

6

26
12
12

7

13.1

"45 '.i

11 5

E.

W.
W.
W.

N.W.

N.

—3

16

3

12

1.09

28

30.3

3
10

3

8

—3

2

24
24

24
24

24
24

47
59

50
59

58
55

13
16

14
15

16
17

28
30

26
35

36
30

21
24

21

28

21
21

2

4

5

4

5

7

2
nn

9
10

66

S

6

7

10
5

7.0
3

10
13

13
13

11.7

18

15
11

8
13

12.3

10

15
11

12
11

10.7
7

4.79
3.67

5 25
3.41

4.39

y.y5

1.09
1 00

1.20
0.96

1.54
1.30

6-50
11.00

19
19

11-19
26

19
19

18.2
28.0

42.0

K. W.
S. W.

N.W.
W.

31.0

K. W.

2
—3

24
24

23

58
60

59

16
16

18

27
36

' 49

21

9

6
5

'

4
66

9

8
10

9.9

7
10

9.2

16
U

10
15

4.47
4.75

1.54
1.33

6.50
17.00

19
19

24.0
27.4

-19

U.9I 12.6

5.02

4.OO1

1

25.5i ]sr. W.

l:{, 24; (fc) 18. 24; (l) 24, 25; (m) 21, 2J; (n) 6, 21; (</) IS, 21; (r) 18, 25; {s) 13, 18; «) 20, 31; (v) 21,
3, 11; (gq) 3, 9, 12 ; ihh) 3, 6; (li) 7, 11; {kk) 2, 27; (U) 1, 9, 12, 19; {mm) 3, 8, II ; (nn) 9, 12.
Thermograph. |1 Report received too late to be used in couiputins means. The means irom the
■': Blank indicates that the duration is not shown in the original records, but is -withm twenty-

84

Eighth Annual KEroRT op the

Temperature — March, 189f), Showtxc; Daily ISFeans for the

STATION.

WeiUrn Plateau..
Alfred

Angelica

Friendship

Humphrey

Arkwright

Jamestown

Elmira

Avon

Mount Morris . .
Victor

"Wedgewood

Addison

South Canisteo . .

Arcade

Varysbnrgh

Eattern Plateau..
Binghamton

Oxford

Cortland.

Bloomville.

South Kortright..

Brookfield

Hamilton

Middletown

Port Jervis

Cooper stown

New Lisbon

Oneonta

Perry City

Wav«rly

Mobonk Lake —

Northern Plateau
Saranac Lake

Gloveraville

I

3

3

4

29

20

14

12

32

21

28

15

20

10

6

4

34

2rt

17

13

27

13

7

6

36

24

22

25

24

12

3

2

34

21

17

16

21

13

7

7

35

25

IS

22

22

15

9

7

40

25

20

23

31

19

13

12

33

28

20

16

28

18

12

8

37

30

32

20

13

14

12

9

42

24

16

20

17

15

10

9

33

25

23

16

23

12

8

6

38

29

22

19

28

17

12

9

35

21

20

18

24

13

8

8

32

18

' 9

11

18

8

5

1

32

32

18

18

19

10

6

34

22

16

12

35

36

20

16

29

15

13

7

37

32

24

20

28

15

10

5

31

29

20

16

26

16

10

8

44

29

17

10

27

13

9

2

43

32

13

14

28

12

6

36

26

20

18

26

12

12

1

37

25

16

15

25

13

8

—8

43

28

28

25

38

22

15

11

41

28

26

27

35

25

16

12

40

27

15

12

27

13

10

'2

41

28

15

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86

Eighth Annual Keport of the

Temperature — Makch 1896, Showing Daily Means for the

STATIONS.

North. Plat. (Con )
Xowville

Number Four

Turin

Atlantic Coatt

Brooklyn

Manhattan Beach.

New York City...

■Willet's Point

Brentwood

Setauket

Bedford

Hudton Valley . . .
Albany

Iiebanon Springs

Honeymead Brook

Poughkeepsie

Wappingers Falls.

West Point

Carmel

Mohawk Valley...
Home

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Ohamplain Valley
Platts. Barracks.

Saratoga Springs.

Glenu Falls

St. Lawrence Val .
Malone

Madi.son Barracks

Watertown

Canton

Massena

North Hammond

Ogdensbnrg

Potsdam

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27

14

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6

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25

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35

20

20

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40

20

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18

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37

20

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3

7

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5

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28

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44

30

36

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39"

47"

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53"

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42"

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58"

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'36'

'33'

39'

35"

35"

37"

43"

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25"

36"

46"

35'

36"

46"

50"

58"

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4

19

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10

27

19

5

13

9

-3

9

30

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33

17

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30

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20

24

9

8

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31

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25

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28

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26

17

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18

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42

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31

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38

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32

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60 '

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51

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29

11

2

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3

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18

5

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22

32

32

25

21

31

36

35

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34

37

21

22

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42

25

38

46

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7

19

24

15

13

4

8

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9

18

5

10

16

35

21

S8

Eighth Annual Report of the

Temperatdre — March, 1806, Showing Daily Means for

STATION.

1

2

3

4

5

4

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

Chreat Lakes

28

20

17

15

18

27

34

26

24

23

19

14

12

16

Dunkirk

Westfield

40
23
31
21
31
20

32
18
34
22
30
20
34
19

25
17
22
14

25
14

20
If)
23
17
35
16
27
12

18
12
17
12
20
14

20
14
19
15
21
14
22
11

19
10
16
11
20
12

18
11
18
13
19
12
19
8

22
"5
22
10
25
10

26
13
20
14
25
14
26
9

45
15

44
14
42
16

43
16
34
13
33
15
36
15

54
J6
43
28
41
29

41
28
36
30
35
29
40
26

28
22
29
20
31
24

28
23
31
25
29
14
31
21

29

17
28
20
28
20

27
21
30
23
30
23
29
12

29
20
26
19

30
17

28
19
28
18
27
20
29
12

20
14
21
12
23
16

24
16
23
17
23
15
28
11

17
8

15
9

17
10

10
7
17
12
20
10
21
6

19
U

16
5

13
5

17
4

21
10
19

4
21

7

24

Buffalo

12
23

Pittsford

9
25

Rochester

23

Appleton

Fort Niagara

Baldwinaville

6

27
8

io

25
10

Syracuse

34
26
34
24

35
24
35
24

30
34
25

19

17
24
15
22
15
28
22

21
27
13

23
14
19
13

*?o

14
26
14

16
20

12

20
8
18
8
19
13
25
12

14

17

9

30
12
24
8
25
13
28
12

18

24

9

37
16
35
6
42
17
48
20

28
42
13

40
28
37
28
42
30
37
28

36
43

28

28
22
29
20
32
25
28
23

28
31
24

26
21
24

20
28
23
31
20

24
26
18

25

16
28
8
29
21
27
23

26

33
17

21

13

24

9

25
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24
18

20
24
15

18
8
14
10
18
11
18
9

14

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20

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Erie, Pennsylvania.
Central Lakes

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13

24

6

Watkiua

35
20
34
26

28
15
26
15

20
13
18
13

17

17
11
18
12

14

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9

24

13

41
15
44
12

42
30
44
30

32
23
30
25

29
20
28
22

32
21
30
20

24
14
26
16

17
10
17
11

21
6

20
3

19

8

24
1

Mean

34

23

17

26

34

27

23

22

20

15

12

14

1

New York Weather Bureau.

89

Maxima and Minima for the Stations — {Concluded).

15

16

17

18

19

30

31

33

33

34

25

36

37

38

39

30

31

21

'32'
13

28
15
30
12

28
12
30
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30
15
33
13

24
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25
11
30
17
29
17

19
29
11

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11

22

'28'

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26

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30

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29
21
28
19
28
20
35
16

27
16
29
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30
18
31
10

22

30
15

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12

27
17

24

26

33'
11

32
14
33
18

33
18
36
24
31
16
35
21

32
23
30
20
34
22
37
17

26
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17

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20

26

33

41"

29

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26

42

24

41
25
39
26
34
29
44
21

41
22
40
16
44
27
43
30

31
43
22

43"
22
42
14

30

31

44"

27

34

29

35

29

34

29
33
30
32
16
36
19

34
28
39
28
37
29
36
30

33
35

28

37"

28
39
29

33

22

36"

12
26
14
21
12

28
12
31
17
41
12
33
9

25
17
33
17
32
15
26
17

23
33
12

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14
32
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28

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42
9

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11
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11
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21
40
14

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15
34
16

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14
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16

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8

39"
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4

28

45'

22

44

18
43
14

43
13
42
19
32
18
37
6

36
23
38
18
37
17
38
24

28
40
11

46"
14
44
17

17

24'
15
23
14
22
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11
25
14
29
14
24
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11
18

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27

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31
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27
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26
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51"

23

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26

47

17

48
21
49
20
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38
44
24

42
15
41
13
45
20
55
27

28
41
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46"
13
42
15

32

53"

20

46

20
44
20

42
19
45
22
39
22
43
11

40
23
41
23
42
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22

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19

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26

46

20

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21

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17

25

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26

13

26
14
30
15
31
14
26
12

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14
24
11
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30
19

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12
28
14

31

52"

18

45

22

38

16

40
20
40
18
41
21
41
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37
23
37
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18
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14

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40

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38

61
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52
31

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32
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32

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37

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47

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41
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37
48
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53
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90

Eighth Annual Report op the

Daily and Monthly Precipi

station.

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11

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93

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94

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily and Monthly Precipi

STATION.

1

3

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

13

13

14

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New York Weather Bureau.

95

TATioN FOR March — {Concluded).

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16

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18

19

30

31

33

33

34

35

36

37

28

39

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96

Eighth Annual Report of the

Statistics of Temperature

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Kastsrii I^lateatt. ..

1856

Oxf.)i(i

Portland ......

Chenango

Cortland

Madison

Otsego

Tioga

Lewis

New York

Suffolk

Albany

Dutchess

Orange

1843
1856

Hamilton

1843

Oooiii!i*atowii .....

1885

Waverl V .

1885

Northern Plateau

30

1827

189C

1892

Atlantic Coast

New York City

Secaiiket

26
11

1871
"1886

1896
1896

44-0
41.8

1894
1894

28.9
30.6

1872
1888

Hudson Vallei/

Albauv

23
16
69

1874
1881
1826

i^%
1896
1896

40.0
39.1

35 ."o

1894
1894

...
1871

23. i
24.4

1885

Honeymead Brook . .
"West Point

1885

Platisb ijh Barracks

St. Lavjrence Valley.
Madison Barracks...

Clinton

43

38
34
18
29

1839

1839
1802
1867
1828

1896

"1896
1896
1896
1896

1896
1896
1896
1K98
1896
1K96
1896

1896

16.9

1885

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

38.3
35

1894
1871
1894
1831

15.2
16.2
16.7
19.1

1872
1885

North Hiiramond

—5.2 36.6
—9.6 35.4

1872
1896

-5 2
—5.3
—5.4
—54
—5.3
—5.9
—5.0
—4.4

—5.1
—5.1

—5.4

Buffalo

Erie

Monroe

Niagara

Onondaga

Oswego

Erie

26
26
40
20
26
43
23

is

1871

1871
1842
1854
1871
1854
1874

'"i879

40.9
40.1
40.6
36.9
41.9
37.2
42.0

1871

1878
1894
1894
1878
18it4
1878

19.7
20.0

21.5
24 1
18.7
17.1
25.0

1885

Rochester

Fort Niagara

Baldwiuaville

Oflwecro ..........

1885
1885
1896
1885

PaluiCTO

Erie, Pennsylvania..

1885
1885

Ithaca

Average departure.

Tompkins

40.3

1894

21.4

1885

I Received too late to be used in computing the average

New York Weather Bureau.

97

AND Precipitation — March.

bTATION.

Western Plateau.

Angelica

Humphrey

IIElmira

COUNTY.

Eastern Plateau.

Oxford

Cortland

Hamilton

Cooperstown

Port Jervis

"Waverly

Northern Plateau.
Lowville

Atlantic CnaU..
New York city ,
Setauket ,

Hitd»on Valley

Albany

Honey mead Brook.

Pougiikeepsie

West Point

Boyds Corners

Chnviplain Valley...
IPlattsburgh Barr'ks.

St. Lawrence Valley . .

Malone

Madison Barracks...

North Hammond

Potsdam

Allegany

Cattaraagua .
Ciiemimg ...

Chenango
Cortland..
Madi.son . .

Otsego

Orange ...
Tioga

Lewis

New York. . .
Suffolk

Albany ..
DutcLess

Orange ..
Putnam .

Clinton ,

Great Lakes. .

Buffalo

Rochester . . . .
Fort Niagara.

O.'^wego

Palermo

Erie, Pa

Central Lakes.
Ithaca

Franklin

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

Erie

^Tonroe .
Niagara
Oswego .

Erie ....

Tompkins ..

Average departure.

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2 48
2.73
2.52
2.18

2.59
2.28
2.78
2.34
2.64
3.24
2.24

2 26
2.26

4.18
4.07
4.30

3 29
2.75
2.79
3.08
3.69
4.14

2.01
2.01

2.68
2.35
3.26
1.81

2.53
2.60

3 00
2.08
2.71
1.97
2.80

2.28
2.28

Precipitation — (Inches').

32

38

18

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1872
1884
1852

1829
1851
1827
1854
1880
1883

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1896
1896
1895

1827

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

1896

1871
1886

1896
J 896

18741
!88ll
1830
1840
1870'

1896
1896
1896
1899
1896

1840

1830
1840
1866
1828

1871
1871
1842
1871
1S60
1874

1895

3

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3.77
4.21
3.33
3.22

4.73
5.56
4.54
3 .52
4.74
6 00
3.40

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Extremes of Monthly
Precipitation for
March.

greatest.

o

a

+ 1.14
+ 1 48
+0.81
+ 1.04

+ 2.14
+ 3.28
+ 1.76
+ 1.18
+ 2.10
+ 3.36
+ 1.16

4.88 +2.62
4.88 +2.62

5.47 +1.28
6.131 + 2.(16
4.81 +0.51

7.30
4.66
5.34
6.20
12.02

+ 4.01
+ 1.91
+ 2.55
+ 3.12
+ 8.33

8.30 +4.16

3.46
1890 4.75
1896 1.96
189G 3.34
1896 3.81

1879

18P6
1896
189b
1896
1896
1896

1896

4.21
3.50
5.99

5.56
4 92
5.51
5.29
6.60
4.37

5.11

7.90
7.82

LEAST.

1890
1884
1860

1896
1862
1830
1871
1896
1884

1871

5.62

5 34

6 20
12.02

8.30

1876
]8t8

1888
1896
1896
1896
1896

5.05

+ 94
+ 2 07
—0.39
+ 0.08
+ 2.00

+ 1.53
-il.OI
' 3.32
-1-0 46
+ 2.08
+ 1.70
+ 0.61

+2.47
+ 2.47

5.60
5.56
4-40

1840

1.38
1.39
0.25

0.54
1.36
0.52
65
1.18
0.33

0.30

1.19
1.34

0.62
1.05
0.87
0.75
1.29

0.28

1873 70
1873 0.98
18901 0.40

5.54
7.02
4 14
5.08
6.10
5.41

4.75

1873
J 873
1K62
1881

1878

1896

1.08

94

0.3

0.48

0.63

1.09

0.49

1872
1885
1889

1836
1895
1831

1885
1885

1885

1827

1885
1894

1885
1885
1836
1842
1885

1859

1889
1893
1836

74/83
1887
1851
1885
1885
1874

1885

for the mon th .

; Record for the month incomplete.

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE MEAN TEMPERATURES

FOR MARCH, 1896

SCALE OF MILES

f

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE PRECIPITATION

FOR MARCH, 1896

SCALE OF MILES

Meteorological Summary for April, 1896.

The average atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea level and
32 degrees Fahr.) for the State of New York during April was
30.10 inches. The highest barometer was 30.62 inches at Buffalo
and at Erie, Pa., on the 8th, and the lowest was 29.56 inches at
Number Four, Lewis county, on the 3d. The average pressure
at six stations of the National Bureau was 0.10 inches above the
normal value, the departures being greatest at eastern stations.

The mean temperature for the State, as derived from the rec-
ords of 74 stations, was 48.0 degrees, which is the highest April
value for the State during the past seven years, and the highest
at the following stations during the period covered by their
records: Angelica, 14 years; Humphrey, 13 years; Elmira, 18
years; Waverly, 14 years; Baldwinsville, 20 years; Ithaca, 18
years. The highest local monthly mean was 54.2 degrees at El-
mira, and the lowest was 40.2 degrees at Saranac Lake. The
highest general daily mean was 68 degrees on the 17th, and the
lowest was 25 degrees on the 3d and 4th. The maximum tem-
perature reported was 93 degrees at West Point on the 19th,
and the lowest was 8 degrees at Bolivar on the 5th. The mean
monthly range of temperature was 66 degrees, the greatest range,
76 degrees, occurring at Angelica and Bolivar, and the least, 57
degrees, at Manhattan Beach. The mean daily range of tem-
perature was 21 degrees, the greatest local daily range being
50 degrees at South Kortright on the 15th, and the least 3 de-
grees at Buffalo on the 10th.

100 Eighth Annual Report of the

The mean temperature of the various sections of the State
were as follows: The Western Plateau, 49.5 degrees; the East-
ern Plateau, 48.6 degrees; the Northern Plateau, 43.3 degrees;
the Atlantic Coast, 49.4 degrees; the Hudson Valley 49.9 de-
grees; the Mohawk Valley, 48.5 degrees; the Champlain Valley,
45.2 degrees; the St. Lawrence Valley, 45.8 degrees; the Great
Lakes, 49.0 degrees; the Central Lakes, 50.7 degrees. The aver-
age of the mean temperatures at 27 stations possessing records
for previous years was 4.5 degrees above the normal value, the
departures being greatest over the Western Plateau, Central and
Great Lake Regions, and least over the Northern Plateau and
Atlantic Coast.

The mean relative humidity was 73 per cent. The mean dew
point was 40 degrees.

The average precipitation for the State was 1.22 inches, as de-
rived from the records of 91 stations. The distribution of the
rainfall over the State was quite uniform, deficiencies obtaining
in all regions. The maximum local precipitation was 2.90
inches at Romulus, Seneca countv, and the least was 0.39 inches
at Newark Valley, Tioga county. The average snowfall for the
State was 3.3 inches, the greatest local snowfall, 11.5 inches, oc-
curring at Malone. The average precii^itation at 29 stations
possessing records covering a period of ten years or more, was
1.40 inches below the normal amount.

The average number of days on which the precipitation
amounted to 0.01 inches or more was 0.9; the averJige number
of clear days was 11.4, of partly cloudy days, 10.4, and of cloudy
days, 8.2, giving an average cloudiness for the State of 48 i)er
cent.

The prevailing wind direction was from the southwest. The
average wind travel at six stations of the National Bureau was

New York Weather Bureau. 101

7,780 miles, the movement being in excess of the average for
April at all stations excepting Rochester. The maximum ve-
locity recorded was 54 miles per hour at Buffalo on the 2d.

Thunder storms were reported for the following dates: 12th
at Jamestown, 17th general over the State, 18th at a few iso-
lated and widely separated stations, 19th general, 20th at sta-
tions in the Western Plateau, 21st general, 22d at New Lisbon
and Brooklyn, 25th at Bloomville, 28th southeast of Bloomville.

Light frost was general over the State on the 23d and in the
northern regions on the 30th. Bedford and Binghamton reported
killing frost on the 23d.

Hail fell on the 2d, 17th, 20th and 25th, and sleet occurred on
the 2d, 4th and 6th.

Solar halos were observed on the 14th, 20th, 24th, 25th, 26th
and 27th. Lunar halos were observed on the 23d and 26th.
Auroras were observed on the 4th, 22d and 24th.

But three well defined cyclonic storms passed in the vicinity
of New York, the number being considerably less than the aver-
age frequency for April. The general action of the cyclonic
movements was to diminish in energy, spread and dissipate in
their progress eastward, accompanied by very moderate pre-
cipitation in New York. The first storm occurred on the lst-2d,
passing north of New York and developing considerable energy
over the New England coast and causing heavy rainfall in that
region. On the 14th a storm passed centrally well north of New
York, accompanied by general but moderate rain in the St. Law-
rence valley. The third storm passed centrally over northern
New York on the 21st, bringing general and the heaviest rainfall
of the month in this State on the 21st-22d.

102 Eighth Annual Report of the

The high pressure areas, like the lows, were few and of mod-
erate intensity, the most marked being that of the 7th-8th lying
over the lakes, spreading thence southeasterly to the coast on
the 9th-10th. The maximum pressure in New York occurred on
the 8th. On the 23d an anticyclone passed centrally over Penn-
sylvania, moving eastward and remaining off the New England
coast for several days, accompanied by a decided fall in tem-
perature, causing general light frosts throughout New York on
the 23d.

The remarkable features of the month were the deficient rain-
fall and the high monthly mean temperature. Tlie mean tem-
perature of the first decade of the month was about 5 degrees
below the normal; this period was followed by a rapid rise and
protracted high temperature, giving for the second decade a
mean about 15 degrees above the normal. The fall in tempera-
ture accompanying the anticyclone of the 23d reached about the
normal for this date, but the remainder of the month was warmer
than usual, and the mean temperature of the last ten days of
the month was about 5 degrees above the normal for the season.

Notes. — Jamestown, ice disappeared from Chautauqua lake on
the 15th. North Hammond, ice breaking up in the St. Lawrence
.on the 11th; navigation opened on the 16th. Glens Falls, Hud-
son river at high water mark on the 17th-18th. Saranac lake,
snow disappeared from clearings soon after the 5th. Turin,
15tli. many snow drifts 3 feet deep, (hawing rapidly, streams
high; 19th, only traces of snow remaining, hepatica in bloom.
Wappingers Falls, swallows appeared on the 17th. Waverly,
14th, apple buds started. Wedgewood, 25th, swallows appeared.
Humphreys, Oth, wild geese flying north; 14th, blue-birds ap-
peared; 18th, fruit and forest buds swelling. Brentwood,

New York Weather Bureau. 103

peaches in bloom on the 25th; pears in bloom on the 30th.
Cooperstown, since 1854, only 1870, 1878 and 1886 have given as
high mean temperature for April, and 1863, 1866, 1872 and 1884
less rainfall. Honeymead Brook, maximum temperature (87 de-
grees) for April in 16 years. New York city, maximum temper-
ature (90 degrees) for April, dating from beginning of record in
1871. On the 18th ice went out of Lake Champlain and naviga-
tion opened on the 20th.

The crop season opened about the 12th of the month. Prior to
this date the weather was cold, and snow still on the ground in
the more northern counties. At the beginning the season was
considered about ten days late. The unusually warm and spring-
like weather, beginning on the 12th and extending to the 21st,
brought the frost out of the ground, dried the soil and rapidly
fitted it for working. Throughout the warmer sections farming
operations were general by the loth. Plowing and seeding had
become general by the 20th; vegetation had started rapidly,
trees were budding, Madison county hops were being uncovered,
and in the southeast early gardens were made. Dry, cool
weather followed, with frosts on the 23d and 24th, which formed
ice in exposed places, but did little or no damage to vegetation.
But light rains had occurred throughout the month and while
crops in the ground were beginning to feel the lack of moisture,
the absence of rain permitted spring work to be rushed, and at
the close of the month most of the oats, spring wheat and barley
had been sown, and many had planted early potatoes. Garden-
ing had progressed satisfactorily, and in the southeast early veg-
etables were already up. Sugaring began early in the month,
but progressed slowly until the warm period, — the crop was prac-
tically gathered by the 25th.

104

Eighth Annual Report of the

Meteorological Data

Location of Stations.

Babometke.

Humidity

Tempera.

station.

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85
84

85
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Allegany

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Livingston...

Niagara

1550
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1200
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29.70

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1480
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48.0
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46.8
49.6
51.3

46.3
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49.9

48.9
51.0
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44.4
42.5
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1550
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470

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825

1245

49.5

18

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16

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49.2

16

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Brooktield

15

48.2

18

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Middlctonn

16

17

Port JeiTis

18

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45 7

16

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44 6

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47.2
49-9

16

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16

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Waverlv

18

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17

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Franklin

16

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30. is

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7

6

6

1.48
1.20

0.44
0.30

6

7

24

14

12

4

7.0

s. \v.

14

3

71

24

40

16

7

8

10

10

10

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0.90

0.34

11.50

21-22

1.8

w.

17

4

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20

42

16

9

ad

14

9

7

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0.87

9 30

6

4.0

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72

26

46

13

8

7

12

12

6

5

1 63

0.71

7

5

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15

3

66

18

31

16

8

a«

12

12

6

6

1.25

0.49

21

6.0

S. W.

15

3

69

25

43

16

10

4

10

7

13

80

0.39

2

1.5

s. w.

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3
4

70
70

26
24

41
37

16
15

11

10

4
3

7
10

1.39
1.58

0.36
0.84

2 30

6
21

15

8

15

7

1.1

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15

3

75

26

49

13

9

10

9

12

9

8

1.18

0.35

3 45

2

3

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17

4
3

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44

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30

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9.6

1.29

0.65

3

10

3

68

20

39

19

11

4

13

10

7

10

1.37

0.28

21

7.5

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17

4

65

22

39

V

8

4

13

9

8

9

0.96

0.33

6 60

2

1.4

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13

R

65

24

44

30

10

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9

14

7

9

0.80

20

22

3.0

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11

4

68

23

35

w

7

28

11

7

12

11

1 84

29

26

18

11.2

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13

4

62

18

33

30

6

25

10

15

5

9

1.48

0.65

3

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M

4

67

90

45

18

4

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7

18 8

7 3

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7

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34

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6
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67

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16

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38

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18

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6

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7

25
11

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13

6

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23

1.24

0-40

2

i.7

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106

EiGUTH Annual Keport of the

Meteorological Data

Location of St.\tio.ns.

Bauoueter.

Humidity

Tempeua

station.

COUNTY.

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5

1

m

o

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13

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AVillpts Point

48.8
47.8
48.7
50.5

49 9

50
46.1
48.9

50.2
52 8
50 3
to. 7

48.5
48.5

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90

87
92

93

88
86
87

91
90
93

88

80
80

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Westchester .

75

4J

290

46.4

47.0

18

Sptaiilcfit

71

39

18

Bed lord

18

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Albany

Albany ,

Columbia

Dutchess

Dutchess

8.5
930
450

180

30.12

30.56

9

29.68

3

0.88

73

40

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Honeymead Brook

Poughkeepsie

Wappiiigers Falls

W(ii«t Point

17

49.4

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IT

18

Orange

Putnam

167

500

10

e

17

Oneida

445

17

Utica

Champlain Talley
Plattsburgh B'ks.
Saratoga Springs
Glens Kalis

45.2
43 3

88
88

17

Clinton

Saratoga

125

,,

17

AVurren

340

46.7

47.2

45.8
43.0
46.0

49.8
44.8

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83
79
79

83
79

in

17

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Franklin

JeflVrson

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

St. Lawrence.
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11

810
266

486
304

44.2

10

Madison Sarracka

17

17

45.0

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300
258
300

45.9
44.8
44.5

47.1
45.2
44.4

49.0

78
75
78

86

17

Ogdensburg

Potsdam

h

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17

Chautauqua .

590

Westfield .

50.8

47-0
50.2
50.0

47.7
47 6
49.9

82

78
84
82

82
86
84

18

Buffalo

Erie

690

30.10

30.62

8

29.70

0.92

76

40

49^7

3ft

Pittsford

Monroe

16

Rochester

A nnleton

Niagara

621

30.10

30 62

8

29.76

3

0.84

72

40

17

Fort Niu""ara

Onondaga ...
Onondaga . ..

263
390

17

lialdwiusvillo

49.8

16

Oflwe^o

Oswego

(1

Wayne

Eri«

304
460

407
681

30.00

30.58

8

29.67

3

0.91

75

39

47!3

50.6

47.0
47.4

50.7
51.0

80
80

85
81

10

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f

Lyons .

in

Erie, Pa

30.10

30.62

8

29.76

1

0.86

81

44

18

New York Weather Bureau.

lor

FOR April, 1896 — {Continued).

TURE— (In Degeees Fah.

)

Sky.

Precipitation— (Inches)

IS

a

+3

m
o

P

m
n

4
4

V

24

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9

9
4
4
4

3
3

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72
63

78

68
66
68
66

70
69
72
68

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0-73
1.02
0-91

1.31
0.98
1.86
0.83

1.11
1.18
1.9«
1.20

1.25
1.25

0.45
0.30
0.40
0.31

1.10
0.34
0.60
29

0.53
0.51
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40
0.40

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0.3

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s. w.

18
24
14

18
22
18
21

21

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12

12.5

13

12

7

11
13

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9

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6

14

9
13

8
6
9

8.3
8
12
9

10
4

s. w.

E.

s.

3.2
7.5
1.9

4.5
5.0

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s.
w.

s. w.

s.

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20

18

19

4

7

18

19

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68
69

21
19

41

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9

10

66
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9.0

11.0

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1.02
85

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0.50

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20

10
12
10

16

15

3

4
4
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65
67
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67
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20
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26

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11

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13

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8.0
12
2

11
10

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1.43
2.17
0.38

1.37
2.66

0.54

1.03
0.74
0.27

0.25
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24.90

2.00
21.30

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s. w.

s w.
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64
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32
36

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13
26

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s. w.

20

18
20
19

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18

m

4
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4

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62

60
64
63

61

68
65

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18
20
17

20
22
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30

32
35
29

41

45
35

12

30
30
30

13
12
19

6

3
6

7

6
9
9

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10
3
3

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3
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15

5

9

13

11

4

11
13
12

8

6

10

7
12

8

14
6

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0.93
0.89
1.09

0.43
51
U.71

0.58

0.27
0.25
0.38

0.16
0.18
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21
22
21

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s.
s. w.

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S. W.

E.
N. E.

19

13

10

7

18
17

20
20

4
14

4
3

62
63

65
61

16

20

18

18

32
33

32

40

19

27

30

12

5
6

4

7

3
3

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7

10
15

9

5

7
12

17
14

13
3

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3

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0.41

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0.35
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0.44
0.29

3
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0.0

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s. w.

s w.
w.

108

Eighth Annual Report of the

Meteorological Data

Location of Stations.

Bakometeu .

Humidity |

Tempera

^

^

t

dO

«

B O

^ 1 K

B

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.

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station.

COUNTY.

42

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50.4

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84

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in

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719
810

83

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41 50.4

1

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30.10

30 36

8

29.67

a
3

0.89

16

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30.10

30.62

29.56

0.87

73

40!....

48.0

93

19

*Mean of the tri daily observations. t M^ean of tlie maximum and minimum by the Draper
the tri-daily observatious are derived by the formula (7 a. m. + 2 p. m. — 9 p. m. + 9 p. m.) h- 4.
four hours.

la) 2. 21; (b) 17. 19; (c) 16, 18; (d.) 17, 18. 19; (e) 17, 18; (f) 16, 19; (g) 16, 17; (h) 16, 19. 27: (»)
it) 13. 15; (w) 17, 23: (») 13. 10; (w) 16, 30; (x) 19, 21; (t/) 17, 20; (Z) 13, 19, 27; {aa) 2, 3, 24, 28; (ab)
<b(i) 3, 7 28; (6ei 3, 25; (6/) 1, 3; (63) 4, 7.

New York Weather Bureau.

109

FOR April, 1896 — {Concluded).

TUBE— (In DegheesFahr.).

Sky.

Peecipitation — (Inches).

>.

.

s »

fe

■c

*

= o

t

!0

7!

o

1

1

>5

P

1

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18

4

66

20

35

15

8

3

9.3

12.3

8.4

5.7

1.77

1.30

00.45

21

19

i

65

18

28

30

3

4

22

4

2

1.40

1.00

14.00

6

T.

N. "W.

18

4

69

22

34

30

9

3

14

5

11

6

2.90

1.30

0.45

21

1.0

S.

21

5

65

66

20
21

35
50

15

8

3

10

10

10

9

1.02

0.42

4.30

1

T.

S E.

8

15

3

10

11.4

10.4

8-2

6.9

1.25

2.05

2.00

21

3.4

S. W.

thermograpli. iJKeitoit received too late to be used in computiDg means. The means from
tBIank indicates that the duration is not shown in the original records, but is within twenty-

3, 4; (7) 4, 5; (k) 3, 4, 9; (m) 2, 3, 4; (?i) 4, e, 10; (.p) 3, 4, 6; (5) 3, 4, 5, 6; (r) 15, 16; («) 15 16, 20;
3, 28; (oc) 2, 3; (ad) 3, 6; (o«) 3, 4, 7; (af) 7, 28; (ag) 2, 7; (a/t) 3, 20; (bh) 4, 21; {.he) 0, g', 22, 2»;

110

Eighth Annual Report of the

Temperature — April, 1896, Showing Daily Means for

STATION.

Weitern Plattau.
Alfied

Angelica...

Bolivar

Frieudsliip
Huinpbrey.

; Arkwiight....
Jamestown —

Elmira

Avon

Mount Morris
Lockport

Victor

Wedge wood

Addison

South Canieteo . .

Arcade

Tarysburgh

Sastern Plateau.
Binghamton

Oxford

Cortland

•Bloomville

Sontb Kortright...

Brookfield

Hamilton

Middletown

Port Jervis.-

Cooperstown

New Lisbon

Oneonta

Perry City

Waverly

Mobonk Lake

40
45
29
52
27
40
28
50
2»
44
35

51
38
52
32
54
28
59
29
48
30

52
26
45
28
48
38
50
25
51
32
55
30

38
46
28
52
26
45
27
58
26

56
24
52
34
50
22
47
34

48
30
40
25
51
24
56
28
48
21
47
28
38
22

32

40

lb

43
17
32
27
45
18
42
17

46
19
45
25
47
26
52
23
38
21

46
20
40
18
45
25
40
20
42
16
46
23

35
42
26
42
25
41
23
43
20

43
28
49
30
40
24
48
33

48
34
36
23
40
23
46
26
42
20
44
32
34
30

20
22
13
22
15
20
10
25
16
21
14

27
16
31
19

28
20
30
18
27
15

26
19
26
13
29
18
26
14
20
15
25
12

24
29
18
32
15
38
15
31
10

31
12
44
26
21
14
29
20

34

20
23
15
27
15
31
16
27
17
32
15
30
18

23
27
12
28
9
26
11
29
15
26
14

27
19
35
20
32
19
36
18
34
16

33
18
31
13
35
17
32
12
26
13
29
16

24
31
17
33
15
25
15
51
15

27
14
41
28
26
15
28
17

37
20
24
16
26
16
31
20
32
15
35
18
28
17

30
38
17
38
15
22
8
46
18
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17

41
17
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33

48
25
44
22

42
18
44
19
45
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42
14
36
15
42
20

32
40
25
42
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20
46
24

37
18
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21
43
20

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27
33
21
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21
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43
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48
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53
25

47
17
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27
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27
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26
33
21
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36
38
23
39
24
31
21

34
41
25
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43
23
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45
27
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27
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23
48
24
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26

42
26
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25
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28
44
22
39
24
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23

33
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58
21

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21
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16
41
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23
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51
24
48
20
49
22
50
23

47
15
49
25
48
20
47
32

55
20
44
20
46
20
54
24
48
19
53
22
39
28

10

38
41
33
44
34
46
32
46
34
40
32

45
35
45
38
51
36
52
20
48
38

51
22
40
31
45
33
47
31
43
33
35
25

39
45
33
50
30
44
32
54
28

49
25
54
28
49
31
52
32

50
32
49
25
49
26
56
2»
44
33
42
33
45
26

11

43
47
36
48
37
53
31
51
37
48
32

56
38
52
42
57
35
54
35
58
38

51
26
52
33
50
36
48
33
49
32
51
37

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58
70
40
74
40
75
39
77
40
76
41

77
46
71
53
73
42
78
44
73
42

70
40
65
40
70
40
69
34
76
42
77
43

13

64
79
53
79
44
80
41
80
49
77
54

43

49

62

55

64

82

36

40

46

54

62

78

33

32

37

51

63

81

33

34

43

S5

68

80

34

35

46

53

62

79

30

28

42

57

56

81

29

34

37

50

60

80

32

30

46

63

76

78

35

40

58

55

67

84

3U

38

38

50

50

76

32

34

46

48

60

78

29

30

43

54

64

81

33

33

45

54

65

81

34

38

49

53

67

85

37

42

36

44

53

64

32

43

46

56

79
51
79
54
82
52
79
52

70
41
81
50
82
44
80
44
74
53
79
50

New York Weather Bureau.

Ill

THE Regions, and Daily Maxima and Minima for the Stations.

15

16

17

18

19

30

21

33

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

30

«1

67

70

69

70

60

61

46

48

49

54

56

58

60

59

59

49.2

76

84

82

82

81

75

66

55

63

51

60

69

64

69

68

70

48.2

45

53

60

56

57

41

54

34

32

41

44

39

48

49

46

42

80

85

81

84

83

79

68

56

62

52

64

69

70

71

68

74

48 2

44

43

51

55

50

39

54

37

27

42

37

37

44

50

41

40

78

84

82

84

83

77

69

53

64

51

61

70-

66

69

67

73

47.0

36

42

49

48

53

37

53

36

26

42

46

35

45

49

46

44

79

85

83

84

82

77

08

58

66

53

66

73

70

73

69

75

49.5

38

44

53

51

54

39

53

37

29

41

47

38

43

49

49

41

76

84

83

85

80

75

64

53

69

49

68

73

65

72

67

73

49.0

47

51

60

57

57

44

52

34

30

43

45

40

48

47

52

47

48.4

76

"82"

"si"

"si"

"79"

'74 '

hi"

54"

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'51"

'hi"

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'es"

'7i"

'75"

'77"

50.8

45

54

59

55

56

42

52

36

32

46

50

49

52

49

54

53

80

86

83

84

89

80

75

59

65

60

66

74

72

70

73

76

54.2

50

56

63

60

68

55

61

38

41

48

49

51

56

51

55

54

80

84

85

80

75

67

53

61

58

64

74

72

63

76

50.4

45

50

60

57

46

54

38

31

48

36

43

54

49

36

82

88

89

84

"kh"

78

70

52

65

58

"69"

73

74

65

75

68

50.6

45

50

63

53

62

49

52

38

36

30

38

41

44

60

60

58

77

80

81

85

80

73

70

55

64

60

64

65

79

73

64

82

51.2

47

56

58

56

64

39

53

37

33

47

51

41

56

56

50

44

76

80
46

87

85
45
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81

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60
83

38

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82

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'62"

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64 "

"es"

'69"

49.3

50

55

59

56

61

46

52

36

34

40

42

43

48

48

45

42

81

87

85

87

86

79

74

57

65

54

63

71

66

85

71

71

50.0

39

45

51

50

55

44

54

38

30

38

45

41

44

48

48

40

80

85

8S

8S

88

78

72

57

66

51

61

73

66

70

68

70

48.0

40

45

53

50

54

34

53

37

26

40

42

35

45

44

46

37

74

80

79

80

76

72

62

49

59

53

61

67

68

70

65

72

47.8

46

55

59

56

54

45

48

84

30

44

45

38

49

50

46

42

80

84

85

85

77

75

65

55

65

65

63

70

70

70

68

79

49.3

43

50

58

55

57

52

47

36

30

43

48

57

45

46

46

43

61

06

68

69

68

68

60

46

48

49

50

54

56

53

58

55

48.7

79

81

84

87

85

77

72

57

61

59

71

71

68

58

73

72

49.8

42

51

52

52

57

50

55

38

30

35

41

41

49

47

43

41

78

77

85

85

76

73

63

62

64

58

68

69

64

72

73

47.2

37

43

49

50

46

52

35

26

29

40

35

43

43

48

36

79

85

83

81

83

75

69

63

59

60

58

69

68

57

69

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47.6

38

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49

50

52

45

52

33

31

30

46

37

43

45

49

42

82

89

87

88

82

78

72

56

70

65

50

75

64

58

77

80

50.4

12

45

51

52

51

49

51

38

32

34

41

42

45

44

53

38

86

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73

72

82

73

67

59

58

64

55

69

68

60

70

68

45.8

36

35

45

48

49

44

49

32

25

29

38

36

44

42

47

31

78

82

85

87

82

80

82

56

79

81

80

79

80

75

74

72

52.4

54

56

51

53

58

52

50

38

38

47

42

45

46

42

44

46

78

85

81

80

83

72

69

58

58

61

55

66

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60

76

72

46.8

12

45

51

52

55

46

52

23

28

31

39

38

41

45

48

36

78

85

86

76

82

78

70

54

65

59

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58

54

55

69

66

49.6

10

43

60

61

43

57

58

40

39

41

40

39

41

40

44

42

36

90

91

92

89

82

72

58

70

64

54

72

70

59

72

70

51.3

14

50

54

56

59

58

56

46

34

36

43

38

41

44

50

42

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81

80

79

80

68

59

48

54

57

53

63

87

63

59

63

46.3

50

50

55

68

58

52

48

34

32

35

42

42

45

48

45

43

77

84

83

82

83

72

70

52

59

60

52

67

67

59

68

70

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41

47

53

52

44

50

33

25

29

39

35

42

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83

84

85

76

67

57

64

65

60

75

72

64

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76

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52

60

55

47

52

36

31

33

42

40

46

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52

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78

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83

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76

71

57

60

60

62

65

71

62

69

73

48.9

11

58

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52

56

41

51

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32

33

43

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89

86

90

88

81

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72

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53

51

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74

79

84

81

79

72

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55

70

59

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61

61

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63

59

46.8

14

60

53

58

56

54

50

41

39

40

40

39

42

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38

112

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily Means for the Regions, and Daii.t

STATION.

Northern Plateau.
Snranac Lake

Gloversville

Lowville

Number Four ,

Turin

Atlantic Coast

Biookl.\ n

Manhattan Beach.

New York city . . .

Willet'8 Point....

Brentwood

Setauket

Bedford

Hui$»n Valley

Albany

Lebanon Springs . .

Honeymead Brook

Pougbkeepsie

"Wappingers Falls

"West Point

Carmel

Mohawk Valley...
Rome

Utica

Champlain Valley
Plattsb'gh Bar'a'ks

Glens Falls

St. Lawrence Val'y.
Maloue

Madison Barracks.

Watertowu

Canton

33
40
23
41
26
47
19
51
22
40
22

44
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40
53
37

50
35
50
30
53
36
55
31

42
47
32
52
24
53
29

40
28
59
30
62
35
57
34

38
46
30

35

31

45

37

20

23

44

37

30

26

31

33

35

41

19

29

46

30

29

21

46

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24

28

31

42

21

26

30
37

14
39
25
39
26
40
20
37
21

39
48
36
43
37
48
33

46
21
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32
42
35
43
35

32

42
28
45
33
37
32

42
34
45
35
44
33
40
30

30
42
19

3 4 5

20

25
10
32
18
27
17
22
12
24
14

33
43

27
47
27
33

36
24

26
39
25

29
33
23
32
18
33
21

37
23
36
22
45
23
31
22

26
33

18

18
23
12
25
17
24
14
21
11
23
13

30

44
24
34
23
39
23

40
24
42
18
38
24
38
14

27
30
22
26
18
31
21

37
22
40
21
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21
35
20

33

42
22

26
35
19
32
20

24
29
17
25
19
32
18
27
19

25
30
19
30
21

22
23
12
36
10
33
16
29
15

26
32
14
39
23
33
22
29
19
31
21

37
52
30
39
2*
46
30

48
28
47
27
46
30
49
27

47
26
56
28
36
24
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26

31
42
20

30
30
20
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24

29
28
21
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23
38
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29
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13
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12
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16

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53
31
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22
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28

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22
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25
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25
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27
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31
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22
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16
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51
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21
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31
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23
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38
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50
27
52
28
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26
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39
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24

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54
30
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51
23

55
37
55
26
50
26
53
29

41

50
32

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47
27
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33
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33
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31
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33

42
54
36
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24
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31

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36
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24
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29

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23
56
33
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53
31

54
37
56
35
53
31
52
34

42
55
30

42
52
30
54
32

42
43
34
49
34
56
36
51
29

12

43

58
40
57
31
55
29
56
29
46
30

49
60
44
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36
54
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58
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59
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73
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51
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41

New York Weather Bureau.

113

Maxima and Minima for the Stations — {Continued).

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

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35

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3 7

3S

29

30

= a

55

60

62

61

63

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41

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51

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74

78

74

64

76

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44

51

56

57

52

70

72

58

50

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36

44

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37

38

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26

28

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82

82

79

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78

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47

50

57

60

52

54

45

40

37

42

42

44

46

44

48

40

50.0

74

81

86

80

76

70

64

51

58

65

54

65

66

64

65

65

43.1

41

41

52

52

52

45

40

37

26

30

37

36

39

39

47

33

79

85

87

87

83

77

76

50

61

60

56

65

65

61

65

63

48.9

45

54

54

55

58

56

53

39

30

37

33

40

40

40

48

34

84

90

91

90

83

80

72

56

67

66

54

67

67

56

70

67

50.2

43

56

52

54

58

56

54

24

30

35

33

38

40

41

46

31

82

85

86

90

86

80

76

75

68

69

65

69

72

69

69

68

52 8

48

55

56

57

60

58

58

48

34

40

40

36

40

45

50

39

75

83

91

92

93

79

82

72

55

69

66

53

63

65

55

72

50.3

50

61

55

52

58

58

55

48

35

42

40

37

38

40

41

40

80

87

88

88

81

78

73

56

65

64

51

69

66

58

68

63

50.7

50

56

56

57

56

54

56

44

32

43

40

38

36

40

46

47

60

64

68

67

62

60

52

42

47

50

50

56

58

58

54

56

48.5

74

75

80

78

78

68

68

55

58

62

60

67

69

70

70

66

48.5

45

53

57

56

45

53

35

30

36

39

39

45

47

46

39

46

59

62

68

61

54

60

52

40

46

49

46

50

51

53

51

48

45.2

69

70

88

64

54

80

71

44

50

65

55

55

61

65

51

57

43 3

45

45

48

44

40

40

40

34

35

35

40

42

38

45

41

37

81

86

84

80

75

73

52

47

63

60

52

66

63

60

64

66

47.2

40

45

53

55

47

47

43

37

38

35

35

36

43

42

47

32

59

64

63

59

64

54

46

44

46

48

46

54

58

55

51

50

45.8

72

78

70

66

79

65

65

49

57

54

47

61

73

57

53

60

43.0

51

52

50

49

50

45

32

30

33

32

40

42

44

50

39

34

71

75

79

73

77

70

62

46

58

65

59

60

69

61

64

74

46.0

44

42

53

43

46

41

39

32

35

30

42

38

46

53

44

37

79

78

83

72

82

69

61

63

60

68

56

78

76

68

74

81

49.8

48

62

53

58

55

40

41

32

29

35

42

45

36

38

40

35

74

77

73

66

79

67

53

57

62

58

53

66

74

58

56

63

44.8

45

50

51

50

56

42

34

32

30

35

31

42

40

50

42

32

g

lU

EUIIITII AX.NLAL KkI'OUT OF THE

Daily Means for the Regions, and Daily

STATION.

St.Lcnc.Yal. (Con.)
Massena

North Hamtuond ..

0;?ilL"usburj;

Pot^tlain

Great Lakes
Dunkirk

■We^t field...

Buflfalo

rittsford ...

Rochester

Appleton

Fort Niagara .
Baldwinsville.
Svraease

Oswego

Palermo ,

Lyons ,

Erie, Pa

Central Lakes
Fleming

Watkins

Romulus

Itbaca

38
20
39
22
34
24

40

Mean .

58
38
55
32
55
30

51
31
40
31
41
31
42
30

42
29
44
23
48
30
61
34

39

48
3»

49
28
47
30

38

40
26
41
28
40
23

31

40
20
34
22
45
21

28
21
4G
24
38
24
41
20

38
27
37
24
45
24
40
23

36
44
33

46
24
41
25

30
20
28
19
28
18

23

2«
20
24
19
26
20

27
20
21
21
27
18
28
19

36
16
28
14
28
13

33

24
19
24
18
25
21
30
20

24
28
19

28
19
29
21

25

30
20
31
18
32
20

31
19
32
21
34
20
29
19

42
24
38
11
:h8
22

32

48
28
40
25
39

35

28
18
24
17
32
20
33
23

26
29
19

33
18
34
21

25

38
30
35
23
41
25

41
25
41
2i
42
29
37
23

34
28
35
24
40
26
43
24

33

38
22

44
24
41
27

39

29
35
28
44

28

42
29
39
26
39
28
46
26

44
26
47
20
47
30
38
30

37
38
26

36

2^
43
27
36
24

31

35
25
35
28

37
27

37
27
36
28
37
24
39
27

8 9

46
26
49

27
39
28

34

43
25
41

28
44
27

44
29
41
26
40
27
44
25

31

54
28
49

27

34

35
28
36
26
37
29
33
26

31
40
24

38
25
35

26

32

50
26
51
28
42
23

39

.^7
32
54
31
53
25

53

32
45
27
49
29
53
28

38
30
40
25
44
30
40
24

35
43
23

47
26
45

27

34

10

46
32
51
32
48
23

41

45
35
38
35
49
36

47

37
45
37
45
35
SO
35

11

56
38
49
32
50
29

45

57
40
51
33
53
40

52
40
49
37
55
37
82
30

47
2rt
45
20
52
27
54
25

38
50
25

54
25
5i
25

36

47
36
48
33
50
37
45
35

40
48
35

47
33
44
35

39

13

64
32
54
35
56
33

54

75
45
75
44
69
42

70
44
57
37
78
33
64
40

48
39
48
37
54
41
55
37

45
51
38

54
37
52
38

43

62
35
58
31
66
42
75
35

54
65
41

68
41
65
42

13

74
34
68
40
73
40

Co

60
71
53
80
57

79
58
79
38
71
45
80
51

50

79
53
77
46
82
53
80
64

67
79
54

84
52
82
51

14

68
38
63
36
70
40

«1

68
58
57
40
72
55

71
57
71
55
71
46
72
53

60

70
57
69
53
71
57
66
54

65

71
60

73
55
75
57

59

' Maxiiunui aud uiiuiuium by

New York Weather Bureau.

115

Maxima and Minima for the Stations — {Concluded).

15

16

17

18

19

30

21

33

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

30

-a 2

74
44
69
44
75
39

64

76
56
75
47
77
45

68

78
56
C9
45
73
47

69

70
52
66
48
69
46

65

76
52
75
44

78
45

65

64
42
' 65
43
66
46

5S

50
40
60
34
58
31

53

66
34

54
32
56
31

44

60
32
62
36
62
3?

47

66

34

56

38

56 '

33

59

54
46
50
39
57
34

51

68
42
72
40
64
42

53

74
46
75
45
74
45

59

60
54
07
45
63
51

58

58
42
61
40
61
39

53

64
34
59
37
55
31

58

47.1

45.2
44.4

49.0

73
55
C7
48
80
51

78
53
78
48
78
47
79
51

77
66

60

52
84

57

81
59
82
50
80
-45
84
54

80

52
62
40

J^2
64

82
63
82
55
8b
56
80
63

82
55
74
48
76
60

75
60
74
52
76
46
76
62

78
55
70
38
80
55

79
52
79
45
79
43
82
47

67
42
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37
73
47

72

49

71

43 •

09

42

73

53

65
45

EO
39
65
42

64
39
69
43
68
42
66
35

46
36
47
36
53
35

55
36

55
38
59
37
53
35

57
34
00
35
60
36

60
37
50
31
60
33
62
40

58
49
56
48
57
40

57
45
55
40
58
38
59
43

59

41
51
37
60
48

60
47
61
43
64
39
56
45

65
55
67
44
61
40

61
42
50
39
63
37
68
48

72
50
72
52
71
42

71
50
76
39
72
37
72
52

73
53
67
50
67
54

66
54
65
47
69
43
63
50

67

47^

64

49

57

49

57
47
00
43
59
42
68
44

77
48
78
46
74
39

74
45
60
40
57
39
72
48

50.8
47.0
50.2

5D.0
47.7
47.6
49.9

76
52
77
45
80
54
73
50

65
79
54

77
54
80
51
85
54
78
66

70
84
58

79
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75
56
82
67
79
69

73
80
67

73
48
72
58
74
60
81
54

71
78
62

80
48
80
58
81
60
78
52

72
81
62

03
42
67
53
73
51
75
48

62
72
49

59
41
67
43
65
43
61
47

60
65
53

44
34
50
43
52
35
48
39

44
54
34

52
37
59
40
60
38
54
37

47
59
35

60
42
59
33
60
41
64
46

50
61
39

53
46
63
43
59
49
59
44

52
57
44

53
41
64
36
62
42
65
46

53

65
45

71
48
71
38
70
46
72
49

58
69
50

62
50
61
50
65
54
70
54

56
61
50

52
45
63
40
61
46
59
41

59
67

50

71
46
72
44
73
41
73
45

57
73
45

47.0
47.4

50.7
51.0

50.7
50.4

49
81
46

87
55
86
52

84
65
83
58

84
60

82
57

85
63

82
61

76
47
76
50

61

70
53
60
52

56
35
51
36

62
35
59
34

60
39
60
39

61
46
60
46

66
41
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43

70
45
68

48

62
52
61
50

71

50
68
49

74
40 .
70
43

51.3
50.4

61

67

68

66

66

56

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50

49

53

55

54 55

54

48.0

{he Draper Thenaoiirajjli,

116

Eighth Annual Keport of the

Daily and Monthly Prkcipi

STATION.

1

3

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

13

13

14

M'ettern Plateau..
Allied

0.02
.05

0.13

.22
.22
.21
.14

.25

0.14
.18
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.12
.26

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0.04
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0.01
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T.

0.02
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.10

0.00

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0.09
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Jamestown

Vlinira ......

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1.05
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.28

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T.

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Wedgewood

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Haskin ville

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.05
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T.

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Eastern Plateau..

6.03

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0.20
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02
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04
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Port Jf ivis

Warwick

Cooperstown

New Lisljon

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Newailt Valley...

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Northern Plateau.

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Klizjilietlitown

Saranac Lake

GloverHville

Lowvillo

Number Four

Turin

T.

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T.

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T.

Kings Station

New York Weather Bureau.

117

TATION FOR ApRIL, 1896 — (InCHES.)

15

16

17

18

19

30

31

33

33

34

35
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0.77

0.97
1.04
1.05
0.46
0.40

0.92

"2!52

1.07

0.64
1.25
1.16

"l'93

1.17
0.63

"o"77
6.93

1.69

'l".48
1.20
0.90

"l".46
1.63
1.49

1.25
0.80
1.39
1.58

0.39
1.18

1.19

"l'.37

0.96
0.80
1.84
1.48
0.70

118

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily and Monthly Preciti

STATION.

1

3

3

4

5

i

0.31
.24
.70
.30

s

9

10

11

13

13

14

Atlantic Coast

08
T.

0.22
.00
.38
.40

T.
T.

't!"

0.00

0.00

0.16
.15
.25
.15

0.00

0.00

T.

't.

0.00

0.00

0.00

o.oo

Manhatlan Beach.
New Yoik City ..

"Willefs Point —

Breutwooil

Setauket

Bpilford

.28
.30
T.
T.

.10

"35

.27

't."
t.

....

....

.30
.02

.12
.1(1

.45
.01
.13
.31

....

....

. . - .

....

....

Hufison y alley

Albany

T.
T.
T.
.01
T.

0.23
.24
.24
.28
.27

0.05

T.

T.

0.01
T.
.10

0.00

0.05

".10

.C8

0.43
.34

.51
.09
.53

T.
T.

0.00

0.00

T.
T.
T.

0.00

T.

"t."

0.0a

Lebanon Spriiiss. .
Honeyiiiead Biook
PougiiUeepsio

....

"Wappincer's Falls

West Point

Boyds Cornera —
Ca'rmel

.02

.20
''26

T.
.38

....

....

.11

.51

*

".ii

t'l'io

\ _ _ _ _

....

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So Kast Reservoir

Eajile Mills

Marlborouftb

Easlon

....

V35

...

...

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....

....

....

....

E

....

Mohawk Valley . . .

0.40
.40

0.12
.12

12
.12

0.00

0.00

0.13
.13

0.00

0.00

00

0.00

0.00

0.00

O.no

0-00

Utica

—

Champlain Valley
Plattsb'liBanacka
Saralofia. Springs..
Glens Kails

0.00

0.20
.20

"33

05
.10

0.01

o.co

0.00

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'f.""

000

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

Si. Lawrence Yal'y

Malone

Madison Barracks.

Watejtown

Canton

0.00

0-09
.07

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.05

0.06
.22

"61
.10

0.14
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0.00

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0.00

0.00

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0.00
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DeKalb Junction .

Massena

North Hammond..

Ogdenflburg

Potsdam

....

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'.'is

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'.'02
t.50

1

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.20

—

....

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—

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Oreat Lakes

DiinUirk

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Buffalo

AdaniBCeulre

0.02

0.14

"08
.12

0.06
T.

0.03

t'.

T.

T.

T."

0.02
'■65

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T.

't.

0.02
'!o5

0.02

't."

.02

0.03
"-07

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".oi

T.

0.02

'!63

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Roeln'stor

Scottsville

i'.

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t.

.04

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1 ....
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1

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'f."'

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Fort Niagara

B*ldwiii.sville

Skan(-ateles

SyracdHo

Kidgeway

.29

0.1
.32

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\
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....

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.10 T.

... .

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T.

New York Weather Bureau.

119

TATioN FOR ApRiL — {Continued).

13

16

17

18

19

30

31

33

33

34

35

36

37
0.00

0.00

0.00
0.00

0.00

T.
T."'

38

39

30

1

H

0.00

0.00

T.

T.

T.' '

T.

0.03

".ha

0.02

".20

00

T.
T.

T.

".'ab,

0.02

T."
T.

T.
T.

T."

T.

T."'

".oi

0.21
.30
.44

.30

' li'i
.04

0.08
.07

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.18

.08

*

0.40
.40

0.06

'!i2

0.10
.23

".hi

.25
.20

....

*

.37

0.13

'^25
.27

.12
.38
.21
.03
.03

.26
.08

".05

.06

T."'
T.

0.09
.05
.10

.08

".ih

T.

.19

0.23
.17
.60
.04

.24
.50

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0.00

0.46
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0.11
.41

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t.29
0.09

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.26
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.20

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0.00
0.05

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0.00

00

0.00
0.00

....

0.02
.07
.06
.01

0.00

0.04
.04

0.00
0.00

0.08

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.19

.09
.05
.15
.01
.08

T.
T."

....

T.
T."

T.
T.

T."
T.

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0.00

0.19
.06

.05
.47

.08

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.02
.50

0.01

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.05
.01
T.

i" '

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T.
T.

0.00
0.00

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.03

0.01

T.

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T.

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0.00
0.00

0.02
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.01

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0.02

'!i6

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"!67
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0.00
0.00

0.00

0.02
.05

0.00
T.

0.00
0.00

0.00
0.00

0.00
0.01

1.12
0.87
1.93
1.24

1.13
0.73
1.02
0.91

1.34
0.98
1.88
0.83
1.11

1.18
1.98
1.13
1.20

1.48
1.60

1.25
1.25

1.02
0.85

'£26

1.41

2.17
0.38
1 37
2.66

1.28

'1.33
0.72

T.
T.

0.00
00

0.00

0.00

0.00
0.00

0.00
0.01

'lis

.02

0.03

T.

.09

.07

.05

0.00

0.16
T.

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0.23
.03

1.03

.34

"""".29
.02

0.05

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.16

.03

"t."

.18

.03
.41

T.

.01

T. "

.02

0.04
.04

0.00

0.07
.04
.27

.12
.02

.09

T.

0.06
.14
.32

T.

0.00
0.00

09
.10

'"".2.5
.04

.18

'".18

0.01

0.02

T.'
T."

T."

0.06

"".08
.07

.10
.13
.10
.09
.01

.10
.02

".04

.17
.09
-06
T.

1.37
0.89

i'.'ii

0.93

0.89
1.09
0.90
0.43
0.51

0.76
0.97

'o'..57

.1.13

i',06
0.41

120

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily and Monthly Precipi

STATIO^^.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

Great Lakes (Con.)

Phcenis

Lyoris

f."

T.
.02

0.10
"42

"22
.15

0.11
T.
.15

.26
.•3

'."63
.02

T.

T.

.02

.38

"62
T.

0.01

".05

t'.'

0.00

T.'

T.
T.

0.25
1-00

T.
T.

"63
T.

T."

0.00

.13

"io
0.00

T.

"19

0.01

.02
.02

02

'i.'

.16
T.

T."

T."

0.00

T."
0.00

t'"

Rose

Erie, Penna

Central Laket

Fleming

Sherwood

Watkins

Romulus

Xth aca -.

.04
.13

0.00

Penn Tan

Average

0.07

0.17

0.09

0.03

T.

0.08

0.11

T.

0.01

T.

T.

0.01

J Record for the mouth incomplete. | Reports

New York Weather Bureau.

121

TATiON FOR ApRiL — {Concluded).

15

16

17

""64
0.15

.34
.25

18

19

20

31

23

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

H

0.15
0-00

".03
0.00

"44

ceo

"tV

.10
.01

0.05
"".26

"62
T.

.25

0.00

"26
.38
.01

0.34
T.

1.30
.05

.32
.02
.14

0.40
.40
.43

.61
.16

0.00

".02
T.
.29

0.10

....

.37
.05

"65

.01

T.
T."

.05

.05

0.00

...

T.

0.90

T."

T.

T.

0,00

".\h
0.00

0.90
1.02
0.98
1.46

1.49
1.40
0.63

tV

....

2.90
1.02

T.

T.

0.16

0.02

0-05

0.01

0.19

0.16

T.

0.05

0.03

T.

T.

0.01

T.

T.

1.22

too late to be u.sed in computing the averages.

L22

Eighth Annual Report of the

Statistics of Tkmperatdre

station.

Wtsterti Plateau.

ADfielica

Humpbrey

Elmira

Eastern Plateau.

Oxford

Cortland

Hamilton

Cooperstown

Waverly

Northern Plateau.
Lowville

Atlantic Coast..
New York City.
Setauket

Hudson Valley

Albany '

Honeymead Brook.
West Point ..

Champlain YalUy...
Plaltsburgli Barracks

St. Latorence Valley..
Madison Barracks...

Cabton

North Hammond

Potsdam

Great Lake*

Buflalo

Rocbcsler

Fort Niagara

Baldwinsville

OtiWC^O

Palermo

Erie, Penn-sylvania.

Central Lakes.
Ithaca

COUNTY.

Average departure.

Allegany

Cattaraugus .
Chemung

Chenango.
Cortland..
Madison ..
Ot.sego ...
Tioga

Lewis

New York...
Suffolk

Albany ..
Dutchess
Orange . .

Clinton

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

Krio

Monroe ...
Niagara ..
Onniidaga
Oswego. ..

Erie.

Tompkins

^■^

K

a

o

43.9
42.8
43 1

45.7

43.5
44.0
42.0

45 4
41.0
44.9

42.9
42.9

47.6
48.0

47.2

46 5
46.1
45.6

47.9

41 4

41 4

42 5
42.3
42.5
41.9
43.3

42.8
42.1
43.8

42 6

43 6
41.7
41 6

44 4

44.
44

TE.MPnRATURK (DEGKEES FAH.).

bc

o

M

14 1855
13 1884
18 1851

29
33
20
43
14

31

26
11

23
16
67

42

35
35
18
29

1896
1896
1896

1828 1896
1829!l89fi

1827
1854
1883

1827

1896
1896
1896

Pi

'A

60.5
48.2
49.(1
54.2

47.8
47.2
47.8
46.8
46.3
51.0

1871
1886

44.4
189644.4

49.4
1896 50.0

189g!48.T

....|40.7

1874 189'; 1 50
1881 1896 48 9
1826 1896 50.3

1839 1896

26
26
40
20
26
43
23

45.6

18:)9l 1896 46.0
18«2,18.')6,44.8
18r)7il89B47.1
1828;1896 44,4

48.6
lH7lil89fi47.0
187111896 50.0
1842!18!I6 47.6
18'i4'l89tV49 n
187M89G47.0
1854 18!/t> 47.4
18741896151.0

..| |.50.4

IS 1879 1896 50.4

J3

P.

+ 6.6

+ 5.4
+ 5.i(
+ 8.5

+ 4.3
+ 3.2
45.6

+ 1-4
+5.3
461

+ 1.5
+ 1.5

+ 1.8
+ 2.C
+ 1.5

+ 3.2
+ 3 9
+ 3.3
+ 2.4

+ 1.9
+ 1-9

EXTUKMES OF MONTHLY

MEAN TEMPEEATUKE

FOR APRIL.

+ 3.1
+ 3.7
+2.3
+ 5.2
+ 1.1

+ 5 7
+ 4.9
46.2
+ 5
4 6 3
-15 3
-15.8
+ 6.6

I fi (1
-I (i Oi

+ 4 5

o

.a

a

1-3

48.2
49. U

54.2

51 8
48.0
51 5
51.6
51.0

1896
1890
1896

1814

1840
1844
1878
1896

51.0 1833

53 6

49 8

1871

1891

51.5 1878
50.5 1886

48.2

52
52.4

48 8
56.2

50
52.5
49 9
49.9
52 4
50.0
54.0

50.4

1844

1878
1878
1871
1839

35.9
37.6
38.6

37 6
34.6

38 9
33.6
42. (

34.3

41..'!
44

36.6
40.4

35.6

1878
1878
1878
1896
187'J
1878
1878

lf'96

34.1
33.7
33.3
37.0

34.5
35.6
35 6
38. R
St. 8
32.4
37.0

41.3

1857
1884
1857

1838
1857
1836
1874
1885

1857

1874
1888

1874
1887

1841

1874
1868

1874
1841

1874
1874
1874
1857
1874
1874
1874

1888

New York Weather Bureau.

123

AND Precipitation — April

STATION.

W^gUrn Plateau.

Augelica

H.iinphrey .

Xorlhern Plateau
Lowville

Atlantic Ovast.
New York City.
Seiauket

Hudson Valley

Albauy

Hotieymead Brook..

Poiigukeepsie

West Poiut

Boyds Corners

COUNTY.

Champlain Valley. . . .
Platlsburgh Barracks.

,^t. Lawrence Valley..

Maliuie

Madiaon Barracks

North Hammond

Potsdam

Orent Lakes

Buffalo

Riiciiester

Fort Niagara

Oswego

Paleimo

Erie, Pennsylvania..

Central Lakes.
Ithaca

Average departure.

Allogany

Cattaraugus ,

Eluiira Chemung

Eastern Plateau.

Oxford

Cortland

Hamilton

Cooperstown

Port Jer vis

Waverly

Chenarsro.
Cortlard..
Madiaon ..

Otsego

Orange . ..
Tioga

Lewis

New York.
Suffolk ....

Albany . .
Dutchess

Orange .
Putnam

Cliutou .

Erauklin . . ..

JelFrrson

St. Lawrence.

Erie

Monroe .
Niagara
Oswego .

Erie

Tompkins ..

*- ft

a
i-

3.14
3.11)
3.09
3 22

2.68
2.9G
3 64
1.89
2.60
2.88
2.14

2.15
2.15

3.14

3.09
3.19

2.79
2.42
2.07
2 45
3.72
3-27

1.80
1.80

2.04
2.49
1.76
2.09
1.81

2 12
2 43
2.4H
l.«7
2 04
1.47
2 45

?.n7

2.07

PRECIPITAI lUN — (l.NCHES) .

fcJD

n
hi

12 1H57

13 1884
18 1851

26
17
21
43
13
14

33

1829
185!
1827
18.54
1880
1883

1827

26 1871
11 1886

23 1874

U
21
50
26

37

17
36

1881
1830
1840
1870

1896
1896
1896

1.22 —1.92
1.58—1.52
1.31 —1.78
0.77—2.45

1.11

1896 0.77
189610.93—2 71
1896!o. 901— 0.99

—1-58
—2.19

1896
1896
1896

1896

1 25
1.63
1.18

80
80

1.13
1896 1.24
1896 1.02

1896
1896
1«9(;
1896
1896

85
1840 1896 0.85

1.21

98
83

1.11

—1.35
— 1 25
—0.96

—1.35
—1.35

EXTREMES OF MONTHLY

PRECIPITATION FOE

APRIL.

GREATEST.

o

a

4 40

5 61
e.51

7.11
6.78
4.50
7.12
4.C7
4.63

5.74

— 2.01i

—1.85 7-02
— 2.17J 4.95

—1-58'
—1.44
—1 .24
—1.34,

1.98,-1.74
1.13 — 2.J4

1830

1841
19 1866
28 1828

26
26
39
26
37
23

18

1871
1871
1842
1871
1860
1874

1879

1896

1896

1.31

2.17

—0.95
-0.95,

-P. 72
-0.32

0.. ^8'— 1.38

1896 1.33
1896:1.37

... lO 91
1896j0-93
1896; 1 (i9
18960. 51
li-96|l OG
189610-41
1896 1.46

1896

1.02
1 .02

—0.76
—0.44

— 1 20
— 1 50
— 1 34
—1.36
— 98
—1.06,
-0.99,

-1

051
05

1 40

4.9
4.25
5.
10.53
6.31

5.2;

4-90
5.60

4.18

4.71
4.99
4 20
3 66
6-20
3 86

4.84

e

fx

18.57
1893
1857

1854

1857
1829
!8.')4
1895
1894

LEAST.

o

a

0.90
1.31

0.77

18S7

33
93
0.52
0.92
1-12
0.87

0.35

1874
1893

1874
1895
1831
1854
1874

1840

1889
1867
1889

1878
1874
1842
1886
1863
1880

1 00
1-02

0.56
(>.71
0.61
0.50
1-08

C3

1872

'95, '96

1896

0.3f
0.65
0-20

1894

0.76
0.94
0-21
85
0-26
1.14

1.02

1833
1896
1833
1883
1881
1882

1830

1881
1S96

1892
1892
1892
1844
1892

0.30 1881

1896
1870
1830

1881
1884
1887
1879
1879
1892

1896

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE MEAN TEMPERATURES

FOR APRIL, 1896

Toronio

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE PRECIPITATION

FOR APRIL, 1896

Scale of Shades.

o to 2 inches,

2 to 4

Meteorological Summary for May, 1896.

The average atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea level and 32
degrees Fahr.) for the State of New York during May was 29.99
inches. The highest barometer was 30.43 inches at Albany on the
7th, and the lowest was 29.54 inches at Rochester on the 28th.
The highest mean pressure, 30.03 inches, obtained at New York
city, and the lowest, 29.96 inches, at Number Four, Lev/is county.
The average of the mean pressures at six stations of the National
Bureau was very slightly above the normal value, the departure
at Albany being the greatest.

The mean temperature of the State, as derived from the'records
of 73 stations, was 61.0 degrees. The highest local mean was 65.8
degrees at Brooklyn and Wappingers Falls, and the lowest was
58.0 degrees at Oswego. The highest general daily mean was 73
degrees on the 10th, and the lowest was 55 degrees on the 20th.
The maximum temperature reported was 95 degrees at Middle-
town on the 9th, at Poughkeepsie and Brentwood on the 10th and
at Brooklyn and West Point on the 11th. The minimum tempera-
ture was 29 degrees at Varysburg on the 6th, and at Brentwood
on the 8th. The mean monthly range of temperature for the
State was 51 degrees, the greatest local range being 66 degrees at
Brentwood, and the least 36 degrees at Oswego and Erie, Pa. The
mean daily range was 23 degrees. The greatest local daily range
was 50 degrees at Watertown on the 14th, and the least was 2
degrees at Setauket on the 21st. The mean temperatures of the
various sections of the State were as follows: The Western
Plateau, 02.6 degrees; the Eastern Plateau, 61.0 degrees; the
Northern Plateau, 58.1 degrees; the Atlantic Coast, 62.8 degrees;
the Hudson Valley, 63.3 degrees; the Mohawk Valley, 60.4 de-

126 Eighth Annual Report of the

grees; the Champlaiu Valley, 58.8 degrees; the St. Lawrence Val-
ley, 59.3 degrees; the Great Lakes, 61.2 degrees, and the Central
Lakes, 62.7 degrees. The average of the mean temperatures at 27
stations possessing records for previous years was 4.8 degrees
above the normal value, excesses being reported from all stations.
The departures were greatest in the Western Plateau and Great
Lake Region, and least in the St. Lawrence and Champlain Y al-
leys. At the following stations the temperature was the highest
for May during the period covered by their records: Angelica,

15 years; Humphrey, 13 years; Elmira, 17 years; Cortland, 32
years; Waverly, 14 years; Setauket, 11 years; Honeymead Brook,

16 years; Baldwinsville, 20 years.

The mean relative humidity was 69 per cent. The mean dew
point was 51 degrees.

The average precipitation, as derived from the records of 93 sta-
tions, was 2..52 inches. The maximum local precipitation was 4.70
inches at Bolivar, and the least was 0.80 inches at Eagle Mills.
Generally the rainfall was evenly distributed over the .State,
amounts exceeding four inches being reported only from a narrow
belt in southern Allegany and Steuben counties, and from Romu-
lus, Seneca county. General rains occurred on the 3d, 8th, 15th,
17th to 19th (excepting in the Hudson Valley and Atlantic Coast
where rains occurred on the 19th to 21st) and from the 26th to the
close of the month. The heaviest rainfall for the State occurred
on the 28th. No snowfall was reported. The average precipita-
tion at 29 stations possessing records for previous years was 0.93
inches below the normal amount, deficiencies being reported from
all stations excepting Palermo. The greatest deficiency obtained
over the Western Plateau.

The average number of days on which tlie precipitation

New York Weather Bureau. 127

amounted to 0.01 iuclies or more was 9.3. The number of rainy
daj'S was very uniform over the State. The average number of
clear days was 10.4; of jjartly cloudy days, 13.4; and of cloudy
days, 7.2, giving an average cloudiness for the State of 48 per
cent. '•

The prevailing direction of the wind was from the southwest.
The average wind travel at six stations of the National Bureau
was 8,242 miles, which amount is considerabh' in excess of the
usual values for May. The maximum velocity reported was 53
miles per hour at Buffalo on the 29th, direction from the west.

Thunderstorms occurred on the 2d and 3d at a few stations in
the Great Lake Region and Western Plateau ; on the 4th at one
station each in the Western Plateau, Hudson Valley and Central
Lake Region ; on the 5th in the Atlantic Coast Region and one sta-
tion each in the Northern and Eastern Plateaus; on the 8th at
four stations in the Western Plateau; on the 11th, at New York
city; on the 14th at five stations in the Western Plateau and at
Brooklyn; on the 15th, at five widely separated stations; on the
17th, general over the State excepting in the St. Lawrence and
Champlain Valleys; on the 19th, at six stations in the south-
eastern sections ; on the 24th at five stations in the Western Plat-
eau; on the 25th, at four stations in the western sections; on the
26th, general in all regions excepting the St. Lawrence and Cham-
plain Valleys; on the 28th, general excepting in regions north of
the Mohawk Valley; on the 29th at four stations in the Eastern
and Western Plateaus; on the 30th, at seven widely separated sta-
tions; on the 31st at seven stations in the southeastern sections.

Hail was reported on the 2d, 3d, 5th, 11th, 14th, 17th, 27th, 30th
and 31st. '

Lunar halos were observed on the 19th, 21st and 22d.

Auroras were observed on the 2d, 3d, 17th, 19th and 20th.

128 Eighth Annual Report of the

Light frosts occurred on the 1st, 2d, 3d, 6th, Tth, 8th, 12th, 13th,
14th, 16th and 20th.

The weather of May was characterized by the deficient rainfall,
the rapid and great changes in temperature and the high general
monthly mean. From the 1st to the 19th the mean temperature
was continuously above normal for the season, the average excess
being about 9 degrees. The period of greatest departure was
from the 9th to the 11th inclusive, the warmest day being the 10th
with station means ranging from 70 to 80 degrees and the general
mean for the State of 73 degrees, or about 19 degrees above the
normal for this date. A maximum temperature of 95 degrees
occurred on the 10th and 11th. The principal depressions of tem-
perature occurred on the 20th, with general light frosts over the
State, and on the 29th to 31sft, the mean for the latter dates being
slightly below normal. The general mean for the last third of
the month was slightly in excess of the normal value.

The principal periods of rainfall were on the 17th to 19th and
26th to the close of the month, accompanied by severe thunder-
storms, destructive hail in restricted areas, and high winds along
Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence Vallej'. Though rain fre-
quency was but slightly less than usual, the precipitation was gen-
erally very light until the latter part of the month.

About the usual number of cyclonic storms for May affected
weather conditions in New York. With the exception of those
which passed in this region on the 18th, 26lh and 2Sth-29th, the
storms were of very moderate intensity and all passed centrally
north of New York State. The storm of the 28th moved rapidly
from the southwest increasing in energy and passed centrally over
the Great Lake Region and the St. Lawrence Valley, developing
severe thunderstorms with general and the heaviest rains of the

Xew York Weather Bureau. 129

rnontli. The depression occupied the region north of New York,
moving slowly northeastward with diminished energy on the 30th,
spreading thence southeastward over New England on the 31st,
with general moderate rains and falling temperature throughout
this State.

The warm, dry weather that prevailed until about the 26th,
while very favorable for carrying on plowing, planting and seed-
ing, proved quite a serious drought to growing crops; meadows
and pastures being the chief sufferers, and winter wheat and rye
being somewhat affected. Work progressed rapidly, and was
usually about ten days ahead of the season. Plowing* for corn
was general at the beginning of the month, and some was planted.
Hop pole setting was completed, and peppermint roots set out.
Early asparagus was marketed on Long Island. Wheat and oats
sowing was nearly completed by the 10th, and many potatoes had
been planted. Fruits were in full bloom on the 10th. Apples
bloomed profusely, pears, plums, quinces, cherries, etc., rather
light, while peaches were extremely scarce, being killed by the
February freeze. The serious drouth was thoroughly relieved by
general and copious rains of the 26th and 28th, but too late to
save the grass crop. Meadows and pastures had suffered severely,
and at the close of the month farmers were busy sowing fodder
crops. Delayed plowing and planting started with renewed vigor
after the rains, and at the close of the month nearly all the corn
and most of the potatoes had been planted, and early planted pota-
toes were up. Bean planting was well under way; tobacco setting
had begun; and a fine crop of strawberries was being picked.
Hops were thriving, and considered ten days ahead. The last
week was cool and windy. No damage was done to vegetation
by the light frost of the 20th.

130

Eighth Annual Keport of the

MkTEOROLOOICA L 1) ATA

Location of ST.vrio.\<.

Barometer.

Humidity.

Tempera-

STATION.

COUNTY.

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6
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9
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a' a

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i

3

£
9.'

84

8.

87
85
79
85

91
87
92
88

Trettern Plateau ..
Alfred

Allegany

1824
1310

...

—

59.5

62.6
61.0

60 8

61

62.0
62.0
60-7
63

65 2
63.1
70
63.2

26
9

Angelica

60.6

<>

Bolivar ............

ft

Friendsbip

Humplirey

Ark w right

Jamcfitown

Allegany

Cattaraugus . .
Chautauqua ..

Chemung

Livingston ...

Niagara

1550
1950
1260
1328

863
585
525

■-

62^2

10

....

....

...

"

14

Elmira

9

Avon

10

Mt. Morris

?6

Lockport

63.0

9

"Victor

Ontario

Wedgewood

Schuyler

Steuben

Stenben

Wyoming

1350
1008

1480
1557

60.4
62

59
60.6

62.5
62.4

61.3
60.9
62.0

61.0
62 2
60
60.2

62 3
58 4
59.2

59.0

01.0

59.5
57.6
62.6

61.1

62.8

86

88

87
82
90

95
>8
l»8
86

92
86

82

86
92

8.i

9

AddisoD

65
68

52
50

9

South Cauisteo

(t

Arcade

h

Tarysbiirg

Eattern Plateau

9

9

Binghamton

Broome

Chenango

Cortland

Delaware

Madison

Madison

Orange

Otsego

li

Schuyler

870

550

1120

1550
1700

62.7

10

Oxford.

10

Cortland

10

Bloomvillt»

61.4

11

South Kortright...
Brook field

......

10

nio

9

Hamilton

1127

f>60

10

Mirtdlftown

9

Port Jervis

470

1300
1234
1100

1038

a

Cooperstown

New Lisbon

59 6
56 5

10

xn HI

Oneouta

.--..,

60.8

9!

8f)

10

Perrv Citv

....

111

825

fi'i X

90 /I

IIMoLonk Lake

Northern Plateau..
Saranao Lake

Ulster

Franklin

1745

....

..■..

58.1
58 5
59.4

59.0

M V
57.0

62. P
65.8
60.3
64.0

63.3
61.2
61.5
63.3

89
89

10
10

GloverBTille

Fulton

L«wi»

(i

802

1?40

59.9

87 10

TjOwville -

83

91

91
95

89

a

Number Four

Turiu

1571

29.96

30.34

29.71

28

03

....

10

in

Jitlantic Contt

Brooklyn

Kings

It

New York ....
QuP»us

107
314

11

Manhattan Beach..
New York City ...

WilletH Point

'36'. 03

"zh'.'zh

29'«8

28

6!7i

"74

"53

11
9

10

Brentwood

Sun'oik

Westchester..

75

......

-.1.8
-.1.4

111

Sptanket

40

290

67

5'/

10

Bedford

..

94' lU

New York Weather Bureau.

131

FOR May, ISOr..

TDEE — (In' Degrkes Fah.).

6

7
7
/

7

7

20

16

7

9

24
20

48
48
49
50

51
43
34
45

48

48
53
48

20

7

h

20
6

20
20
20
2U

20

20

3! 20

401

37 1

20
20
20

20

26

19
3

29
2«
2G

47
49

53

3

24
22
25
26

27
21
13
21

22
24
28
25

23

25

28

44 21
61 28

52
49
54
51

52
54

48

55
55
55

45
55
52

52

50

53
57
52

52
51
50

56;
55
52
48

53
66

54
63

26
24

ao

24

28
29
31

O

45
35
41
44

42
35
21
36

37

40
45
30

35
41

41
35
42

45
38
44
41

42
45
40

261 43

14

7

16

16

r
16
20

r

9
24

14
9

26

44

19

34

26

42

27

42

26

39

28

44

24

45

26

42

22

35

22

45

22

39

19

32

21

48

19

34

15

35

17

38

22

40

29

48

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47

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20
6

13
13
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13

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13

13

13

7
16

14
13
13

14

16

14
14
14

14
13
14

15
9

12
9

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15

9

6
10

8
13

17

12

6

11

13

6

14

13
12

16
13

13

7
10
16
14

12
18

21

10

7

14

9
13

12
11

10

8

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2

13
4
4

7
9
2
4

Sky

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28 '

18
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2
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26
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2

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2
25

25
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18

23
21
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23
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21
21

31

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29

29
29

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21
20
22
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21
21
31
21

14

19

8

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22

14

4

19

14
8
9

10 6
12

7
3

11

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15.6

16

15

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15

14
9

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11

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20
10

16

18
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12

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18

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18
20

9-7
10

6
12

9
1
9

5

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4
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11

Precipitation — (Inches).

o U

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H

9.2
10
11

10

9

8

15

11

7
7

8
11

2.94
2.62
1.99
4.70

3.09
3.35

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3

9

4
7
4

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10
5
9

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11

12
15

10

7

11

13
6

11

12

14

9

10

12
4

10.4
9
14

9

10
10

8 3
12

4
11

6

7

8

10

3.77

3 14

1.98
1 6fi
1.15

2.33
2.98
4.50

2.74
3 11
3.53
2.73

2.76
2.94
1.54

2.72
2.86
2.88

2.33
2 42
2.25

3.81
2.41
2.11

2.47
1-98
3.19

2.03
2.16
2.96

2.48
2.31
1.94

2.01

2.66
2.18
3.10
3.16

1 79
0.95
• .89
1.79

1.00
1.14

1.04

1.30

56
0.39
0.40

0.69

1 45
1.37

1.35
0.58

99

1.18
1.01
1.18
0.50

1. 11
0.76
0.78

0.75

1 16
1.12

0.56
0.55
0.54

1.C3
0.97
0.96

1.35
0.85
1.35

0.77
64

1.18

1.44
0.59

44
0-52

0.75

1 00
0.76
1.44

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5 00

23.00

26

26

30-31

26

26
30

10.00
9.00
5.00

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12 00

21.00

8 00
11.30

12 00

4.15

8.45

8.45

8.30
17.00

3. SO

2. CO

8.80

25-26

26
28
19
26

28
28
26

25-26
28
19

28
26
28
19

31
31
27

28

28-29

28

28
28
28

28
?6
28

26

25
26

26
26
26

28
21
21

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28
28
28
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w.

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N. w.

S.E.

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W.

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w.
s. w.
s. w.

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s. w.
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132

Eighth Annual Report of the

Meteorological Data

Location of Stations.

Barometer.

Humidity

Te.MPERA

STATION.

COUNTY.

o

B

>

i

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15

a
3

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a
cs

2

c .

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2 a

c c

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a

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r.

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bL

2

cs

Hudson 'Vallcv

63. S
()4.0

.19

62 2

6 .6
O.J 8
05.7
61.0

60.4
60.4

95
91

87
91

95
94
95
90

84
84

92
92

e

Albaii Y -.

Albanv

Columbia

Dutchess

Dutchess

85
936

180

30.01

30.43

7

29.70 31

0.73

65

50

...

in

Lebanon Springs..
Houcymead Brook

Pongl)keepsie . ...
Wappinger's Falls
"West Point

10

i"

...

62."

10
10

i

e

Orange

Putnam

167
oOO

1

11

i

10

n

Oneida

445

I"'

11

Utica

1

Ohamplain Yalli"!/
PIattsbur"li Bar'k

58 8
58.4

e

Clititon

Sai atoga

125

1..

n

Saratojra Springs,
Glens Falls

Warren

340

60.5

59.1
.i9.3

92

90
82
79

90
86

10

14

Malon<^

Franklin

Jetlorson

Jefferson

St. Lawreuce.

810
206

480
304

,

58.4

i-i8.2

59 2

60 5
58.2

a

Madison Barracks.

(f

^V;itertown -

14

58.8

9

Massena

^

North Ilaniniond.

St. Lawrence.

tt

300
25ii
300

CI. 4

S7;6

61.2
59.5
58.2

61.2

86
8(1
83

90

r.

Ogileiisburg

Pot.sdara

a

....

a

Oreat Tjdkes .-

9

Chautauqua .

590

Westtield

63.0

58 5

62 2

63

59 9
59 9
63.4

84

83
hi
89

80
90
86

a

Rnffalo

Erie

690

29.99

30.32

29.57

28

0.75

68

48
"49

ei'c
....

C,2.5

14

I'ltt^lonl

Muuroo

10

Niagara

Ouoiidaga

Onondaga ...

621

'2ti3
390

29.99

30.34

29.54

28

0.80

64

10

Applctoi»

Fort Niaffara

Haiti wiimvillo.

9
9
9

Svrarnsfi

'

OdWfiffO

Oswego

Wayne

Erie

304
460

407
681

1000

719
810

29 97

30.34

29.62

26

0.72

68

47

62.8

58.0
59 5

63 3
03.0

62 7
02.6

63.4
62 4

61

77
82

87
83

88
85

88
86

95

17

P:ilf>rnio

9

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1«

Erie, Pa

29.99

30.30

29.59

2S

0.71

68

22

11

10

Cayuga

Seneca

ToTupkins

63.3
61. "8

10

Pniniiliis

«8
60

69

54
52

10

Ithaca

30.00

30.32

7

7

29 58

28

28

0.74
0.72

10

Aloan . . . ...

29.99

30.43

29.54

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*Me:in of the tri-daily ob.serviitiona. *, Miaujol' llie niuximntn and niiuiuiuui by the l)iai)ei-
the tri-daily observaiionsare derived by the formula (7 a. m. + 2 p. m. + 9 p m. |- 9 p. ni.) -I- 4.

(0)9, 10; (b) 9. 14; (c) 10, II ; (d) 14, 21 ; (<>) 0, 10, 11 ; (f) 7, 16; (p) 8. 13; (h) 7,20; (t) 7, 16, 20
13; (w; 11, 23; (w) 22, 24; (a;) 14. 24; (v) 9, 20; (z) 18, 19; (ah) 18, 19, 22; {ac) 18, 31 ; (acl) IH, 26,
(al) 22. 29; (am) 5, 10, 19; (an) 2, 20, 31.

New York Weather Bureau.

133

FOR May, \^^^^— {Concluded).

TURE— (In Degrees Fah.)-

«KY.

PREciriTATiON- (Inches).

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49

25
22

42
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9

6

6

21
21

11.2
8

9.5
16

10 3

7

8.3
12

2.57
1.55

1.50
0.69

29
21

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0.97

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0.83

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53

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15

11

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92

28

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19
19

60
51

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46

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24

24
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38

33
33

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13

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12
12

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24

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18

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11

29

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45

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19

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38

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37

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53

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25

20

44
30

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2.70

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10

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16

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33

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49

22

39

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10

29

19

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26

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43

7

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18

30

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6

19

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14

6

11

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28

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47

20

36

14

26

14

5

18

8

20

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14

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0.56

26

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38

20

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9

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ag

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9.0

3.19

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28

40

20

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19

30

20

9

6

24

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9.00

28

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20

48

22

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10

13

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28

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38

20
5

48
51

20
23

33
50

13
14

9

2

21
21

10
10.4

13
13.4

8

7.2

12

2.64

0.98

9.30

28

N.W.

29

9.1

2.53

2.05

25-26

s.w.

thermograph. ]j Report, received too late to be n.sed in computinji' ineana The means from

t Blank indicates that tbe duration i.s not .shown in the orisiual records, but it is within 24 hours.

(;)1,20; {k)^,2■, (m)13.20; (n)7.14,20; (p)7,2I; (7)6,8; (r) 4, 16; (#) 7, 13; (t) 4. 7; (u) 9-
31; (ae) 19, 24; (0/) 19, 31; {ag} 21, 31; {ah) 2, 31; {ai) 21, 24; {aj) 18, 21, 28, 29; {ah} 22, 29, 31;

134

Eighth Annual Report of the

T?:mpkratl'rk — May, ISOT), Showing Daily IMeans for

station.

'nestern PlaUau...
Alfic.l

Angelica ..,

Bolivar

Friendship
Humphrey.

JArkwright
Jamestown .

Elmira

Avon

Mt. Morris..
Lockport ...

Victor

Wedgewood

Addison

South Canisteo

Arcade

Varysburgh

Eatteni Plateau...
Bin^liamton ^q

Oxford

Cortland

Bloom ville

62
68
51
71
65
71
52
72
53
67
50

71
52
69
57
76
53
80
63
72
51

67
47
67
51
68
48
70
53
71
55

56

South Kortright

Brook field

Hamilton

'Slid<!letown

Port Jervis

Cooperstoirn

New Lisbon

Oneoota

Perry City

Waverly

Mohouk Lake..

67
42
63
46
73
42

01
36
81
45
72
36
63
46

63
37
72
48
68
40
71
44

70
45
69
49

61
64
50
70
52
67
53
69
52
66
50

76
o\
66
55
76
53
80
60
81
52

62
49
G3
50
69
52
70
51
77
52

56
65
48
68
47
65
46
60
45

65
34
80
44
64
47
59
40

61
47
61
5U
63
45
71
47

67
40
6(
51

63
71
51
70
50
72
53
72
49
71
51

74
52
75
56
74
54
80
68
71
50

74
51
78
52
77
52
68
52
71
44

CI
72
53
76
50
74
52
68
51

70
49
78
44
73
51
62
48

68
50
66
50
71
51
78
53

75
52
73
53

61
77
46
78
39
78
37
81
39
76
45

78
42
73
53
79
50
81
60
79
47

78
46
78
41
80
39
74
43
80
44

61
80
44
78
43
76
40
83
46

76
40
77
41
76
41
67
50

82
53
70
52
74
41
79
45

79
41
82
44

60
67
49
68
49
69
49
69
48
69
51

68
50
74
57
67
45
82
56
70
41

55
66
40
67
37
68
37
69
38
69
43

57
71
38
71
35
72
35
74
36
70
42

72
51
72
50
72
48
04
49
72
47

61
70
53
75
47
7C
52
80
50

70
45
79
43
70
38
68
50

80
50
67
52
69
48
72
50

79
46
77
41

70
44
70
47
63
42
83
53
69
46

76
42
72
43
70
57
82
46
72
44

64
8i
48
80
45
81
42
82
44
79
52

69
45
69
42
09
36
64
41
71
20

58
70
40
70
37
68
40
70
44

66
30
75
40
68
44
68
54

69
46
0.")
45
64
38
69
42

68
43
75
41

76
41
74
39
75
34
70
40
76
39

56
70
45
70
38
68
40
75
43

69
32
73
38
66
48
90
51

68
45
61
45
66
37
73
41

72
35
70
40

82
49
72
49
74
39
82
64
82
53

71
84
63
81
48
85
46
86
50
85

eo

85
52
91
54

83

77
88
52

75
52
78
46
79
46
7G
48
83
46

60
75
47
73
40
74
45
76
48

76
41
78
46
75
41
90
57

72
42
69
48
71
39
TO
47

76
44

76
44

86
59
88
50
87
49
82
60
90
55

68
86
50
85
44
84
47
91
4S!

83
43
82
52
81
50
93
£8

92
49
82
52
83
48
86
50

85
50
90
50

10 11 l:

13 I 14

72
H
60
83
52
85
48
87
57
83
61

85
57
89
61
87
62
89
77
85
55

73
81
61
82
58
83
55
84
fiO
82
62

83
CO
87
65
83
63
88
76
85
57

66
71
54
76
55
75
56
75
53
76
56

77
60
72
59
81
54
89
58
73
59

85
65
87
53
87
54
81
62
89
60

73
^8
54
88
50
86
55
90
56

86
54
81
52
86
58
90
70

92
64
83
58
86
52
91
72

86
63
90
51

; 83

i 65

i 85
I 63
85
61
78
64
87
63

71

84
63
86
51
81
58
92
57

83
55
78
4rt
81
59
R6
68

89

67
78
62
82
52
85
58

82
63
85
60

71
53
73
56
79
54
73
56
76
52

65

74
59
78
fO
75
54
84
53

74
47
76
42
70
48
92
67

81

sa

68
54
72
48
KO
53

72
50
80
55

63
76
43
78
43
78
47
78
45
79
50

80
52
78
52
94
39
88
62
75
47

80
45
76
44
77
40
74
50
81
47

60
81
43
77
35
78
3'
83
41

79
34
77
37
75
32
91
68

80
50
68
40
7S
33
82
40

74
38
80
44

New York Weather Bureau.

135

THE Regions, and DailyMaxima and Minima for the Stations.

^■i

15

16

17

18

67

19

20

21

33

33

34

35

63

36

37

38

39

30

31

pa

65

62

68

58

56

68

68

57

60

(9

04

63

56

57

56

62.6

70

78

81

74

61

68

72

78

65

72

70

77

72

70

61

66

60

54

44

54

60

44

37

48

57

42

40

50

59

51

60

47

44

48

61.0

70

7S

81

65

60

71

74

80

67

75

67

70

70

76

64

67

61

49

37

57

57

48

38

52

57

47

42

55

55

_9

52

48

43

49

60.8

72

79

82

76

63

70

74

79

68

75

69

78

75

73

63

68

65

57

35

53

03

50

37

51

56

39

45

54

02

45

51

46

39

50

61.0

73

81

84

76

87

73

78

80

68

76

72

79

70

76

66

69

66

5b

39

54

56

47

41

52

56

44

42

52

61

55

49

48

41

47

62.0

75

80

76

70

61

67

75

73

66

76

67

75

71

73

59

66

01

55

45

54

58

49

43

49

CI

46

46

52

60

52

52

45

44

47

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76'

76"

83"

69"

77"

75'

'76"'

76

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'75'

'73'

'73"

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63.0

55

40

57

62

54

41

50

63

49

50

58

64

56

56

47

47

50

89

85

85

87

08

70

65

83

70

77

08

85

79

74

70

09

68

65.2

59

50

65

56

51

45

51

55

51

47

55

59

61

59

54

51

55

79

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76

71

75

80

78

71

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81

78

75

77

65

70

64

63.1

46

56

62

52

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52

61

51

40

54

55

53

49

48

47

50

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91

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88

-85

82

83

82

81

80

82

92

91

82

85

86

73

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47

54

63

50

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50

59

47

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54

64

48

45

48

45

47

72

81

73

74

68

72

82

78

71

75

84

76

72

80

63

73

67

63.2

57

47

59

50

52

40

50

60

48

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57

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02.5

55

52

57

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46

39

48

55

48

43

52

58

53

52

47

45

48

76

82

85

78

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71

08

83

68

78

66

82

77

73

67

68

66

62.4

52

41

54

60

48

41

52

f.6

46

44

54

61

49

53

50

44

50

72

80

84

79

85

69

73

82

69

76

09

81

76

74

65

69

66

61.3

51

40

54

56

45

34

48

57

42

40

53

53

42

49

47

40

49

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74

74

70

60

73

70

74

61

75

74

73

72

74

60

65

60

60.9

53

46

55

57

45

38

51

59

44

46

55

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52

53

45

40

47

72

X3

75

73

63

73

81

72

63

77

76

70

75

74

64

69

63

62.0

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43

53

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45

08

49

52

44

43

54

46

47

50

47

43

43

ri

61

66

68

59

54

50

60

59

56

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67

62

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58

57

58

61.0

74

78

87

86

70

72

60

83

70

69

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75

68

66

67

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44

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49

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75

78

84

80

65

72

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79

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67

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46

40

40

49

48

34

48

54

43

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54

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42

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76

81

78

6t

69

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79

68

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66

80

73

65

64

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62

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57

43

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50

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83

70

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41

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75

76

73

72

08

69

71

72

70

62

76

75

78

76

75

73

69

59.2

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45

52

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40

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75

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75

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59

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55

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80

87

86

82

61

62

76

65

65

76

76

79

08

71

71

72

65.7

ff

52

52

53

05

59

45

46

54

58

56

45

50

58

51

51

52

52

J=2

89

87

86

83

67

62

81

74

72

63

79

81

67

74

73

72

64.0

56

45

54

59

56

43

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55

54

52

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53

63

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53

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58

69

72

70

75

60

68

60

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64

60

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65

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52

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52

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73

75

81

76

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58

79

69

60

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74

63

64

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40

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54

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78

80

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65

75

64

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77

65

70

85

77

67

71

72

67

02.0

56

46

50

55

50

39

51

65

45

46

47

55

51

43

50

45

52

73

78

80

77

62

72

73

79

67

75

71

80

70

70

67

71

62

61.1

58

50

51

54

48

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50

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48

40

52

58

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78

84

88

83

71

74

62

82

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72

70

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77

71

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59

40

56

53

51

40

51

54

48

45

53

60

49

48

50

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51

....

136

Eighth Annual REroRT of the

Daily Means for the Regions, and Daily

STATION.

Northern Plateau..
Saranac Lake

Gloversvillo

Lowville

Nnmber Four

Turin

Atlanlic Coast

Brooklyn

Manhattan Beach..

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Willet's Point

Brentwood

Setauket

Bedford

Hudson Valley

Albany

Lebanon Springs . .

Honeymead Brook.

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West Point

Carniel

Mohawk Valley

Rome

Utica

Champlain Valley .
Plattsbnrgh Bar'ka

Glens Falls

St. LawrenceValley
Malone

Madison Barrracks

Wateitown

Canton

Massena

North Hainrnond. ..

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76
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69
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137

Maxima and Minima foe the Stations — {Continued).

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15

16

17

18

19

20

21

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23

23

24

25

26

2:

28

29

30

31

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55

54

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52

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45

45

45

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75

72

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79

69

60

67

78

71

61

62

67

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51

48

49

59

49

35

48

52

47

46

44

47

53

44

54

43

50

69

72

76

71

62

69

66

76

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59

58

62

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49

50

46

55

46

31

48

54

49

37

46

56

48

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46

46

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67

73

67

57

04

04

69

64

67

67

72

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51

36

43

52

42

31

42

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41

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60

63

59

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62

61

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56

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54

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78

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78

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73

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73

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63

53

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63

52

52

54

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55

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59

59

56

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61

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54

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79

78

83

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63

53

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72

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72

72

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64

57

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51

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57

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59

56

58

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58

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82

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72

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76

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65

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57

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52

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63

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70

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66

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75

76

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67

78

75

65

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58

60

63

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52

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73

76

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65

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71

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65

62

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54

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51

46

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52

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58

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42

46

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74

79

81

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80

70

73

77

84

76

72

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54

45

47

54

50

37

36

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36

45

46

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46

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74

76

70

61

71

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77

63

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138 Eighth Annual REroRT of the

Daily Means for the Regions, and Daily

STATION.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7 ,

8

•

9

10

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12

13

14

St. La w.Tal. (Con.)
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Potsdam

66
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69
37

60

77
54
70
46

62

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70
51

61

67
46
69
50

63

61

48
63
49

57

58
49
56
39

54

68
42
67
39

53

67
52
72
53

64

80
54
83
59

70

80
55
83
69

72

75
60
75
54

70

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67
47

60

72
45
64
40

58

77
45
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73
56
69
51
71
54

72
56
61
44
58
42
72
54

65
55
74
54

75
54

77
55
65
40
69
39
74
57

67
55
58
43
73
55

71
52
68
50
70
49
75
52

76
51
62
50
76
51

77
52
77
47
76
45
77
53

68
50
59
46
67
51

68
51
67
45
70
42
68
47

63
45
65
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60
46

60
48
64
41
69
40
68
46

70
45
71
46
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40

66
45
61
41
62
37
73
52

76
58
59
50

78
51

80
53
86
43
86
42
72
55

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88
62
89
54
90
42
86
64

84
66
55

48
87
65

89
67

88
62
87
65
84
64

80
65
63
49
83
65

83
64

84
66

88
65
78
56

73
57
71
55
65
48

66
55
71
52
70
54
70
43

77
52
76
53
70
41

69
49
65
44
62
42
77
47

81

Buffalo

61

83

Pittsford

58
81

Rochestsr

48
77

Appleton

56
69

Fort Niagara

Baldwinsville

Syracuse

46
65
41
83
57

Oswego

68
51

70
48
70
52
73
56

59
66
54
69
43
66
51

57

71
54
72
53
70
55
80
56

60
68
52
71
53
65
52

70
52
71
53
71
54
69
54

64
74
53
75
55
74
53

75
50
78
55
76
50
75
54

62
71
52

79
49
77
46

57
46
64
47
68
54
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61
69
49
73
51
68
53

53
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48
61
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57
70
47
70
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44

60
41
69
39
68
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56
69
43

72
41
71
41

74
50
74
48
75
52
77
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74
54
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51
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76
60
82
52
85
57
82
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62
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54

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62
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82
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53
72
56

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71
55
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53
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53

62

62
42
72
33
70
50
69
50

59
72
43
78
42
76
43

72

Palermo

52

78

Lyons

53
81

Erie, Pennsylvania

Central Laket

Fleming

51
78
52

69
81

Romulus

56

81

Itbaca

56
82

53

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58

60

62

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56

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59

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Maxima and Minima for the Stations — {Concluded).

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16

17

18

19

20

31

33

33

24

25

36

37

28

29

30

31

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72

74

77

72

62

68

72

76

67

69

75

78

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62

62

60

62

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52

57

45

42

52

56

47

46

51

53

48

50

48

48

45

71

75

77

70

59

69

65

64

69

74

75

78

79

76

58

63

59

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46

50

49

55

45

36

45

47

43

40

42

47

48

45

41

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44

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56

55

61

67

55

59

66

68

61

62

55

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56

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78

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74

75

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76

75

75

71

79

67

66

60

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56

50

60

57

60

43

54

59

47

51

61

65

55

55

50

46

50

64

73

67

61

61

71

70

69

64

67

74

70

66

70

57

59

59

58.5

48

50

55

51

50

46

54

52

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141

TATION FOR MaT, 1896 — (InCHEs).

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20

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STATION.

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3

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

13

13

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Kings Station

Atlantic Coait

Brooklyn

Maubattaii Beach.
New York city ...

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Bientwood

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Bedford

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New York Weather Bureau.

143

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.14

2.51
1-90

.43

.09

.03

.40

02

.91

.11

.05

2.05

.12

.12

.12

T.

.79

.03

.35

T.

.02

1.64

1*

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.04
.11

57

21

.25

1.44

.10

.09

T.

.11

1.94

.01

.18

.01

T.

.05

2.96

.04

.03

.02

—

—

1.36

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....

....

.11

....

2.3S

.10

.85

.04

.11

.31

T

.04

.83

T.

.16

2.70

.14

—

.21

...

.18

—

.08

.38

.09

.59

....: .02

.23

2.15

"06

'!08

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:::.

"64

i!42

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.40

—

1

.06

2.51

.04

.14

.22

.10

.80

.85

....

....

2.45

.10

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.32

.01

.96

....

.80

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2.94

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T.

.69

T.

1.00

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2.46

T.

T.

.40

....

.95

....

.74

.03

, .05

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|2.36

144

Eighth Annual Report of the

Daily and I^roNTiiLY Precipi

station.

1

3

3

4

5

6

7

T."'
0.00

8

.16

.41
.77

0.20
.14
.16

.44

.08

9

.04

0.00

10

11

12

T.'

.18

00

13

0.00

14

Great Lakes (Con.)

Phoenix

Lyoiis

Rose

Erie, Pennsylvania

Central Lakes

Fleuiing

Sherwood

RoniuliLs

Ithaca

Penu Yan

".'62
T.

T."

"so

0.00

'!65

07
.02

T.

....

T.
.01

0.03

.05
T.
T.
T.

T.
"62

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0.00

0.00

00

T."
00

'.'C2
0.00

Average

9 01

0.02

02

0.02

T.

01

0.06

T.

T.

0.04

T.

T.

0.02

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New York Weather Bureau.

145

TATioN FOR May — {Conchiderl).

15

16

17

"17
.12

.12

0.12

.11

.32
.04

IS

If)

20

31

33

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

30

31

T.

.09
.22

0.28
.21

.66

.27

0.24

2

H

.15

"64

.01

0.26
.36
.10

.12
.48

0.00

.12

::.:

.06

0.13
T.
.23

.13

.17

.30
.04
.27
.44

0.40
.60
.26

.49

.27

.03

T."

0.00

....

.02
0.01

".■65

.03
.04

0.00

0.00

T.'

.02

T.
T."

.10
.3-1

' .62

0.04

".'is

T.

.32
.02
.78
56

62

.4i
96

.88
.25

07
.09
.0*

09

'."i9

' 16
T.

0.43

iioo
.79
.12

0.88

.70
.52

1.30
.98

1.10

T.

T.

T.

T.
T.

.12
06
01

.32

09

"35

T.
02

2 59
2.27
3.04
2.63

3.15
2.42
3.03

4.50
2.64

0.08

T.

0.07

O.OS

0.17

O.Ol (j8

1

0.04

0.00

0-Ot

0.12

43

66 0.0-*

0.10

2.52

too late to be incluiled in tlic avi'iages.

10

14G

Eighth Annual Kei-ort of the

Statistics of Temperature

county.

•

Temperature (Degrees Fahr.).

station.

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si

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o

2!

O

a
3

CO

c
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o

tn

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o
o

il
X

i

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£

11

B

u

o

a

S2

3
*.*
u

O,

O

extremes of monthly
mean temperature

FOR MAY.

e

bp

H-t

4^

to
o

56.2
54.4
£5.7
58.4

55.4
55.6
53.7
55.3
54. C.
57.6

54.4
54.4

58.8
59.7
58.0

59.2
59.5
57.8
60.2

55 3

62.7
60.8
62.0
65.2

60.3
60.0
60.2
59.0
.59.5
62.8

59.0
59.0

62.8
64.0
61.5

64.0
61.0
62.2
65.7

58.4
58.4

59.2
59.2
58.2
61.2
58.2

60.8
58.5
63.0
59.9
63.4
58.0
59.5
63.0

02.4
62.4

+6.5

Angelica

Allegany

Cattaraugus..
Chemung

15
13
17

1854
1884
1851

1896
1896
1896

+6.4
+ 6.3
+6.8

+ 4.9
+4.4
+6.5
+ 3.7
+ 4.9
+5.2

+4.6
+4.6

+3.9
+ 4.3
+3.5

+4.8
+4.5
+4.4
+5.5

+3.1

60.8
62.0
65.2

1896
1896
1886

51.0
52.6
54.3

1891

Humphrey

1892

KImira

1856

Eastern Plateau

Oxford

Chenango

Cortlanil

Madison

Otsego

Tioga

Lewis

29
32
20
43
14

32

1828
1829
1827
1854
1883

"1827

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

"i89f)

60.4
60.2
59.8
60.7
62.8

1831
1806
1833
'80- '87
1896

50.8
47.9
51.3
46.7
54.5

1838

Cortland

Hamilton

Cooperstown

Waverly

1861

1843

1861

'90- '91

Novtheryi Plateau ....

Lowville

59.1

1848

48.8

1857

AtUintic Coafif

New York city

Setauket

New York

Suffolk

26
11

"23
10
67

1871
1886

"1874
1881
1826

1896
1896

"1896
1896
1896

64.8
61.5

1880
1890

53.5
55.3

1882
1888

Albany

Hore3Tnead Brook. . . .
West Point

Albany

Dutches^

Orange

66.4
62.3

1880
1896

55.9
51.7

1883
1882

CyhfiTymlfi i7t \^fillpij

Plattsburgh Barracks.

St. Laivrfiice Valley. .

Madison Barracks

Canton

Clinton

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

b (

55.3

55.6
54.7
56.7
56.2
55.0

55.4
54.0
56.7
53.9
55.3
54.3
56.3
57.0

57.6
57.0

42

1839

1896

+3.1

+ 3.6
+4.5
+ 1.5
+ 5.0
+3.2

+5.4
+4.5
+6.3
+6.0
+8.1
+3.7
+3.2
+ 6.0

+4.8
+4.8

63.1

1847

50.3

1882

37
35
18
29

1839
1802
1867
1828

1896
1896
1896
1896

62.6
65.9
03.3
62.4

'm'.e

64.2
62.9
63.4
61.4
60.9
65.0

1880
1887
1870
1848

"1887
1880
1880
1896

1880
1887
1880

50.6
51.6
50.3
49.3

'49!3
50.1
48.3
46.8
50.4
47.5
51.0

1882
'66-'83

North Hammond

Potsdam

1867
1842

Great Lakes

Buffalo

Erie

26
26
38
20
26
43
23

1871
1871
1842
1854
1871
1854
1874

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

1882

Rochester

Monroe

Niagara

Onondaga

Oswego

Erie ....'.'.'.'.'.'
Tompkins ....

1S82

Fort Niagara

1866

Baldwinsville

1857

Oswego

1882

Palermo

1867

Erie, Pennsylvania . . .

1882

Ithaca

18

1879

1896

64.6

1880

52.2

is82

A vPTACft fif*nartiirp

+4.8

New York Weather Bureau.

147

AND Precipitation — May.

COUNTY.

Precipitation— (Ikohes).

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73

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V

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5

p.

01

EXTREMES OF MONTHLY
PRECIPITATION FOR
MAY.

STATION.

GREATEST. 1

LEAST.

4^

5
o

£

o
<

C

4.38
3.96

4.89
4.28

3.80
3.58
4.43
8.01
3.60
4.53
3.63

2.87
2.87

3.06
2.90
3.23

3.70
3.11
3.68
3.55
4.54
3.63

3.64
r3.64

3.81
3.27
2.49
3. .34
3.13

3.97
3.39
3. 28

2.84
3.81
3.02
3.47

4.11
4.11

'u

13
17

"1871
1884
1851

"1896
1896
1896

S.83
1.99
3.35
3.14

2.77
3.53
2.73
3.72
2.33
2.i-8
2.41

2.03

2.03

2.56
2.01
3.10

2.72
1.55

3.17
2.. 50
2.80
3.48

1.85
1.85

1.98
1.26
2.41
3.78
1.46

3.33
2.51
1.64
2.36
3.46
2.. 36
3.63

2.64
2.64

—1.55
-1.97
—1.54
—1.14

—1.03

Allegany

Caitaraugus .
Chemung

Chenango

Cortland

Madison

Otsego

Orange

Tioga

8.83
9.50
7.65

1894
1894
1894

1.00
1.45
O.EO

1872

HumDhrev

1891

Elreiira

1891

Eastern Plateau

Oxford...,

('oi'tland

26
18
21
43
13
14

1829
1851
1837
1854
1880
1883

1896
189^
1896
1896
1896
1896

-0.05
-1.70
-0.29
-1.27
-1.65
—1.22

-0.84
—0.84

— 0..50

6.1h

7.96
5.09
8.84
8.4a
7.54

1844
1892
1894
1890
1893
1893

1.04
1.79
1.11
0.36
1.22
0.59

1843
1863

1827

CJooDerstown

1879

Port Jervis

Waverly

1880
1891

Lowville

Lewis

34

1827

1896

6.78

1893

1.02

'37- '41

New York City

Setauket

New York

Suffolk

26
11

1871
1886

1896
lf<96

-0.89
-0.13

—0.98
—1.56
-0.51
--1.05
—1.65
—0.15

—0 79

6.53

5.87

18^6
1893

0.73
0.10

1887
1887

Albanv

•Albany

Dutchess

Orange

Putnam

2S
16
21
51
36

1874
1881
1830
1840
1870

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

5.30
7.31
7.06
11.66
8.18

1892
1893
1893
1868
1893

0.89
0.94
1.14
1.02
0.85

1879

Honeymead Brook . . .

Ponghkeepsie

"West Point

1887
1845
1877

Boyds Corners

Champlain Valley. . . .
Plattsbui gh Barracks.

St. Lawrence Valley. .

1877

Clinton

Franklin

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

36

15
36

18
28

1840

"1830
1841
1807
1828

1896

"1896
1896
1896
1896

-0.79

-0.83
-1.01
—0.08
— 0..56
-1.67

—0.64

-0.88
-1.64
—0.48
— 0..35
+0.34
-0.84

—1.47
—1.47

7.13

1850

0.18

1879

Madison Barracks

North Hammond

Potsdam ...

8.25
8.00
5.38

1889
1867
1S93

0.38
0.66
0.79

1888
1876
1891

Buffalo

Erie

Monroe

Niagara

Oswego

Erie ....'.'.'...'.

26
26
38
26
37
23

1871
1871
1842
1871
1860
1874

1896
1896
1896
1896
1896
1896

7.35
6.87
7.31
7.03
6.90
8.05

1892
1894
1894
1883
1867
1892

0.53
1.12
0..58
0.54
0.30
1.04

1877

Rochf^ster

1891

Fort Niagara

1877

Oswego . , . ...........

18:7

1870

Erie, Pennsylvania...

1879

Ithaca

Tompkins

18

1879

1896

7.34

1894

0.61

1891

Average departure. .

—0.93

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE MEAN TEMPERATURES

FOR MAY, 1896

Camaoi '

Toronto

SCALE OF MILES

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE PRECIPITATION

FOR MAY, 1896

Toronto

(CANADIA

biitehall

Scale of Shades.

o to 2 inches.
2 to 4

yyioyy^-^i 4 to 6 "

''y.''y.'.'y.

> .J-tPSrU*. / wa,

Meteorological Summary for June, 1896.

The average atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea level and 32
degrees Fahr.) for- the State of New York during June was 29.98
inches. The highest barometer was 30.33 inches at Friendship on
the 3d, and the lowest was 29.52 inches at New York city on the
10th. The highest mean pressure obtained over southern New
York, and the lowest near Lake Ontario. The average of the
mean pressure at 6 stations of the National Bureau agreed closely
with the normal value.

The mean temperature of the State, as derived from the records
of 73 stations, was 64.7 degrees. The highest local mean was 68.8
degrees at Brooklyn, and the lowest, 59.0 degrees, at Number
Four. The highest general daily mean was 75 degrees on the 2 ith,
the lowest being 56 degrees on the 1st. The maximum tempera-
ture reported was 96 degrees at Mt. Morris on the 8th and at
Watertown on the 9th; and the minimum, 31 degrees, at Arcade,
South Canisteo and New Lisbon on the 3d. The mean monthly
range of temperature for the State was 47 degrees, the greatest
local value being 59 degrees at Waverly, and the least, 30 degrees,
at Manhattan Beach. The mean daily range was 23 degrees. The
greatest loeal daily range was 50 degrees at Friendship on the 3d,
and the least, 3 degrees, at Brooklyn, on the 14th. The mean
temperatures for the various sections of the State were as follows :
The Western Plateau, 64.7 degrees; the Eastern Plateau, 63.9 de-
grees; the Northern Plateau, 61.6 degrees; the Atlantic Coast,

/

150 Eighth Annual Report of the

G6.1 degrees; the Hudson Valley, C5.7 degrees; the Champlain
Valle}', 64,4 degrees; the St. Lawrence Valley, 63.9 degrees; the
Great Lake Region, 65.4 degrees; the Central Lake Region, 66.0
degrees. The average of the mean temperatures at 26 stations
possessing records for previous years was 1.2 degrees below the
normal, excesses being reported only from 4 stations of the west-
ern and central sections.

The mean relative humidity was 73 per cent. The mean dew
point was 55 degrees.

The average precipitation, as derived from the records of 94
stations, was 3.19 inches. The maximum general rainfall ex-
ceeded 6 inches in portions of the southern tier of counties, while
less than 2 inches were reported over considerable areas near
Lake Ontario. The greatest local amount was 6.67 inches at
Brooklyn, and the least, 1.32 inches, at Rose, Wayne county. The
principal rain period of the mouth covered the dates from the 6th
to the 9th, with a maximum amount of 0.56 inches on the 8th for
the State. General showers were also reported on the 16th, 21st,
24th and 28th. The average precipitation at 28 stations possess-
ing records for previous years was 0.27 inches below the normal
amount. Excesses, which obtained at 9 stations, were greatest
in the Atlantic Coast Region.

The average number of days on which the precipitation
amounted to 0.01 inch or more was 9.2. The number of rainy days
was least in western New York and greatest in the eastern and
northern sections. The average number of clear days 12.1 ; of
partly cloudy daj's, 10.9; and of cloudy days, 7.0; giving an average
cloudiness of 45 ])or cent, for the State. The cloudiness was very
nearly uniform over the State.

New York Weather Bureau. 151

The prevailing direction of the wind was from the southwest.
The average wind travel at six stations of the National Bureau
was 6396 miles. The travel was generally in excess of the usual
mileage for the month. The maximum velocity at the above
stations was 42 miles per hour at Buffalo on the 26th.

Thunderstorms occurred at Humphrey and Jamestown on the
4th; at 4 western stations and at Honeymead Brook on the 5th;
at a few stations of all sections on the 6th and 7th; generally
over the State on the 8th and 9th ; at Atlantic coast stations on
the 10th; at Gloversville on the 11th; at coast stations and at
Humphrey on the 14th ; at South Canisteo on the 15th ; in western
New York and at Lebanon Springs on the 16th; in all excepting
the northern sections on the 17th; at Gloversville on the 18th;
at Wedgewood and Lebanon Springs on the 19th; in all but the
northern section on the 21st; at Jamestown and Bedford on the
26th; in western, northern and eastern New York on the 28th; at
Lebanon Springs on the 29th.

Hail was reported on the 15th and 18th.

Light frosts occurred in some portions of the highlands on the
2nd, 3d, 11th and 30th.

The weather of June was generally pleasant, and for the most
part favorable for farming interests. The average temperature
was slightly lower than usual, the nights being especially cool.
A warm wave occurred between the 3d and 10th, during which
maxima of 90 degrees or more were obtained. This was succeeded
by a period of deficient temperature lasting until the 17th, but
thereafter growing warmer until the mean maximum for the
month was obtained on the 20th. The average for the last week
was slightlv below the normal.

152 Eighth Annual Report op the

General rains were confined mainly to the first decade, the
showers which followed being more local in character and rather
insulficient in the east and north. Abont the usual percentage of
sunshine obtained over the State. Thunderstorms occurred on 18
days, but generally were not very severe.

During June the weather of New York was influenced by seven
areas of high and five areas of low pressure; the number of the
latter being about the usual average for the month. The first and
second depressions, which were broad and ill defined, passed east-
ward over New York on the 6th and 10th respectively, bringing
general rains over the State. On the 14th a storm of marked
energy passed along the Atlantic coast, accompanied by heavy
rain and gales. The succeeding low pressure areas, four in num-
ber, passed north of the State on the 20th, 21st, 2Gth and 28th,
bringing thunderstorms and local rains, with rising temperatures,
especially on and about the 20th.

The most important high pressure sj'stems passed over New
York on the 2nd, 24th and 30th; the accompanying depressions of
temperature being sufficient to cause light frosts in the valleys of
the plateaus.

The drouth which prevailed during a part of May, and early in
June, was broken by the abundant rains of the 6th to 10th, and
thereafter the rainfall was generally sufficient for vegetation, ex-
cepting in some northern sections and east of Lake Ontario. Dur-
ing the third week heavy showers in the south caused a considera-
ble damage by flooding. Early haying was general on or before
the 20th with discouraging results, owing to the early drouth.
Wheat and other grains were in fair condition, oats, especially,
growing well. Small tree fruits were scarce, excepting in the

New York Weather Bureau. 153

northern counties, but apples and berries were abundant. Cool
nights somewhat retarded the growth of garden truck.

Heavy rains occurring in southern New York on the 11th and
26th washed the soil badly in the hilly sections, and damaged
bridges and other property along water courses. Four cows were
killed by lightning near New Lisbon on the 8th.

154

Eighth Annual Eeport of the

Meteorological Data

Location of Stations.

Barometer.

Humidity.

Tempera

STATION.

COUNTY.

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ID

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3

s

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03.5
3 3

Z'b

3

64.7
62.1
63.7

63.2
64.1
62.9

$64.0
64.4
67.7

67.0
67.4
68.4

66.2
66.0
64.0

63.1
63.1
66.0

63.9
64.6
•63.8

63.4
63.2
61.6

62.9
67.8
66.2

4A
K

s

X

96
8.^
87

86
89
86

80
85
90

92
96
93

90
92
87

86
86
90

92

?8
90

89
90
88

86
89
fiq

as

TVestem Plateau.

s

Alfred

Allegany

Alleeranv

1824
1340

61.4
62.8

Angelica

7

Bolivar

7

Friendship... ...

Cattaraugus. .
Chautauqua. .
Chemung ..
Livingston . . .

1550
1950

1260

1328

86-1

30.01

30.33

3

29.61

9

0.72

62.1
63.2

7

Humphrey

Arkwright

.Tamestown

b

7

Avon

585
525

. . . .

7

Mt Morris

g

67.4

7

Victor

Ontario .

(>

Wedgewood

Addison

Schuyler

Steuben

Steuben

Wyoming

1350
1000

1180
1557

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71
73

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ff

63

f?0

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7

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Binghamton

Oxford

Cortland

Broome

Chenango

Cortland

Delaware. . . .

S70
550

1120
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64.7

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20.

Bloomfield ..

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^Iftflison .

1700
13".0

....

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g

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Orange

Otsego

Schuyler

Tioga

Ulster

600
470

1300
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New Lisbon

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1
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63.0

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63.0
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62.4
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66.4
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05.7
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90

89
93
85

88
88
87

84
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91

90

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87

89
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1245

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5

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802

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29 ."95

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25

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5
^9

Brooklyn

Kings

Kings

107

9A

Maiihattan Bf»ach

0.78

"so'

"58'

....

13

New York city —
Willets Point

New York

Ql|af*ii^

314

29.99

30.30

25

2:j.53

10

22
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SulTnIk

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75

40

29(1

85
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60.0
65.0

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76

58

9A

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9A

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Albanv

Albany

Columbia . . ..

29.98

30.32

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71

56

....

Lebanon Springs .

..

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21

New York Weather Bureau,

155

FOR Jdke, 1896.

TURE

-(I

s- Degrees Fahr.^

Sky.

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31

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41

3

51

24

38

30

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32

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5.00

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36

3

51

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42

3

11

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16

12

12

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1.86

19.30

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31

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55

28

45

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w.

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25

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9

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25

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6.7
5

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3.19
3.06

3.60
2.64

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1.10

2.68
1.13

15.00

8
8

8
9

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31

36

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34

3

56

31

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5

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14

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18

4

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34

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24

43

4

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31

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9

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36

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1.00

12.30

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47

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0.86
1.33

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16

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45

3

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46

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27

39
36

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9
9

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13
14

11
10

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6

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5.54

1.38
1.75

26.66

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14

43

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38

3

47

19

35

3

8

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15

8

7

10

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2.68

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31

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36

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3

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56

28

28

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44

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3

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13

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3.67

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16

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15

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33

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36

43

3

10

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11

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1.03

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37

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35

21

10

25

19

1

10

1

2.22

1.10

14

s. w.

33

3

2

49
51

24
25

40
40

3
3

7
10

8
25

10.0
12

13.2
13

6.8
5

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9

3.03
3.70

1.51
1.33

1.34

18
6

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40

3

47

22

35

3

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8

11

10

9

15

3.79

1.51

1 34

18

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36

3

48

24

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8

10

11

15

4

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0.41

9

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33

3

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40

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12

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6

15

9

10

2.81

0.63

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40

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15

40
39

18

18

41
36

4
11

3
3

14
14

13.3
13

7.3
6

9.5
11

9.0
12

5.37
6.67

3.86
3.86

13.00
13.00

14
14

51

s. w.

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15

30

11

23

13

4

18

18

3

9

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1.56

35

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51

15

36

15

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28

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4

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4

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52

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35

16

24

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5

8

10

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11

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2.74

14

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40

3

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32

36

w

8

28

13

8

10

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1.54

14.30

14

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36

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44

22

21

38
31

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7
8

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10.6
10

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2.49

1.90
0.66

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14
10

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36

3

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26

38

5

10

7

8

13

9

9

4.49

1.7s

10

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w.

156

Eighth Annual Keport op the

Mkteokological Data

Location of Si atioks. i

Barometer.

Humidity

Tempera

STATION.

County.

4i

1

c
o

>

s

450
180

a

1
to

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c

2
5

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11

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c

CO

64.3
64.5
67.6

66.4
67.3

65.2
65. a

64.4
64.1
64.6

63.9

6-J.O
63.0

a.

i,
s:
U.

K

87
SO
91

91
90

89
89

92

89
92

96

82
85

HxidstonVal. (Con.)

Dutchess

Orarge

Putnam

^1

Pnujjlikeepsie

Wappinger's Falls

West, Point

3

167
500

?ii

h

llfohfii/^k Vftllfj/

19

Oneida

Clinton

Warren

445

19

Chnmplain Valley
Pialt^b Barracks.

'>0

1'5

20

Qlplic Voli'^

340

'

64.5

?10

Franklin

Jffferson

Jefferson

Si. Lawrence.

810
266

486
304

(i-1 8

5

Madison Barracks.

5

62.6

6-^0

88

90

North Hammond.
Ogdensburg

St. Lawrence.

300

258
3u0

65 5

66.7

64.8
62.7

65.4

92

86
83

90

90

5

b5.8

5

CwYPCtt Jj(i]C("^

7

Ciiautauqua..
Erie

500

Wh-stfleld

Btifffllo

66.5

66.0
65.4

66.0
64.1

05.6
67.6

63.0
63.4

66.1
66.0

66.0
66.4

66.2
65.3

64.7

85

85
87

88
88

90

88

84
87

87
84

89

88

89
86

96

c

690

29.97

•

30.25

a

29.57

8
9

0.68
0.66

64
64

53
53

64!8

90

Pitt^forrl

Monroe

7

Rochester

Monroe

Nia'"ara . .

621

29.97

30.26

S

29.60

7

A nr)lfr»tr>n

7

Fort Niafjara

Ningara

Onondaga

Oswego

Wnyne

Erie

263

3911

S04
460

407
6.1

66.0

64.6
65.9

7

29.95

30.25

8

29.55

U

0.70

69

53

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21

Pa ifaniKi

20

Lyons

Krie Pa

7

29.98

30.^6

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29.60

8

0.66

72

R

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20

Fleming

Cayuga ......

Sennoa

Toinpkin.s . . . .

1000

719
810

67.7
64!6

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PomiiliiH

0^76
71

85
70

73

56
55

55

20

Ithaca

29.98

30.29

3
8

29.. 53

9

10

h

Mean

29.98

30.83

29.52

k

* M'-an <>r I lie Iri da ly ol servi.tjdns. % Mtun of tl e Blax. uno Mm l).\ the biapi-r 'J hermo-
tri-daily observations are derived by the fornmla, (7 a. m. + 2 p m. -+ 9 p. in. + 9 p. m ) -r- 4.
four hours.

(a) 2, 30 : (61 7. 20 ; (c) 8. 20 : (d, 7, 8. 23 ; (e) 5. 18; ( /) 5, 8, 20; ((/) 13. 20, 21 ; (/i) 5. 20; (i\ 20. 22;
(s) 2. ;i 4: it) :, 3; (u; 19, 29; (v) 4, 19; ij«) 3, 6; (xl 4, .30; (</) 22, 21, 25, 26; (2) 21, 22 ; {nb) 16, 24;
(afc) 8, 30; (al) 9, 26; (am) 26, 27 ; (.an) 9, 10 ; (up) 17, 21; (bb) 8, 13. 30.

New York Weather Bureau.

157

FOR June, 1S9B.

TURK — ( N DEGRBES FaHR).

Sky.

Precipitation— (I.nches).

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a:

o

OS

Q

3
8
3

16
1

2

2

3

66

3

29
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29

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50
46

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49

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a

20
24
23

22

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33

33

30

36
36

36
32
36

44
32
35

43

41

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3
3
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6
5

28
28

3
7
3

4

5

29

5
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14

5

7

10
10

5
5

7

7

8

12

19

7

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7

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7

7
11

8
8

9
9

8

9

8
10

9
9

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42
40
45

42
45

40
40

40
45
40

37

40
37

40
39

12
9
12

11
11

7.0

7

8.0

6

10

7.1

7

6

12
8

2.40
2.71
3.52

4.07
3.32

1.51
1.51

2.90
2.80
3.0)

2.02
4., 57
1.54

3.28
3.39

1.14
1.19
1.53

1.90
1.63

0.46
0.40

1.64

h m
20.00

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11.20
17.00

s w.

s.

s.

S. E.

15

3

12

10.0

11.0

9.0

s. w.

10

10.7
9

11

13.0

14

9

6.3

7

1.64

3.12
1.58
0.93

1.18
1.00

6-7

9
9

7

8
8

w.

N.'W."

8. W.

8
13

3

16

15

15.3

19

12

3
5

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44

44
41

38

s

4
30

3

48

42
42

43

24

19

22

19

44

3S
34

37

4

4

4

3

10

10
6

al

9
9

22

13

11
9

10.2

14

6
4.5

4

8
5

8.0

2.36

2.. 57

2.76

2.28

1.43

1.54

2.12

1.31

12.45

14.00

8

8
9

9

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s.w.
s. w.

40

45
42

44
40

41

2

t
3

3
3

3

n

1

3

3

2

3
30

3
3

3

45

40
45

44
49

49
42

41
49

42
37

45
42

47
47

47

19

16
23

21
21

20
21

17
25

20
14

21
20

22

21

23

36

35
35

36
35

30
30

25
37

30
22

37
29

35
37

50

3

3
3

3

30

18
3

19
3

3

30

3
X

3
3

3

10

7
10

12
12

10
11

8
11

9
6

7
8

10
3

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28
lu

17
an

10
2.i

22
22

ap
22

10
10

10
25

14

20

9

16

19
16

19

16
20

12
11

12.0

5

16
5

7
11

5

5
9

4
3

7

8

7

8
10

7
8

7
6

8
11

7.0
6

4
11

2.90

1.46

2.07

2.80
1.60

1.79
1.49

l.f7
2.31

2.42
4.67

3.07
3.41

2.43
4.36

0.96

0.32

0.85

1.31
0.89

1.30
0.61

0.69
1.00

0.89
1.02

1.00
0.80

0.89
1.00

5.15

"oiss

1

1.30
3.00

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8

26
9

9
9

9

8

8
28

7
26

8
8

8
8

s. w
w.

s.w.
w.

N. W.

46

8

7
9

13
16

11.0

3

7
1

5
3

7.0

43
38

45
47

89

....

w.
s. w.

N. W.

N. E.

46

N. W.

42
39

11
13

12.1

10
10.9

7

7

7.0

W.
N. W.

31

9.2

3.16

3.45

5.00

16

S. W.

grai>h. II R«oort rect^iverl t >o lare to be usi-d in computing means. The in ans from the
t Blank indicates iha,t the duration is not shown in the original records, but is within twenty-

(j) 20, 21; (fc) 8, 9; (/) 1, 2; (m) 3, 4; (n) 2, 10 ; (p) 2. 4, 11, 15, 16; (q) 3, 13, 30 ; (r) 1. 2. 3, 14, 30;
(ac) ii. 24; (ad) -ii, 26, (ae, 24, 35; (af) 10, 26; (o.fir) 14, 25; {ah) 1, 28; i.ai) 25, 28 ; (aj) 9, 10, 25.

158

Eighth' Annual Report of the

Temperature — June, 1&96, Showing Daily Means for the

STATION.

Western Plateau.
Alfred

Angelica

Bolivar

Friendsbip

Humpbrej'

I Arkwriglit

JamestoTvn

Elmira

Avon

Mount Morris . .
Lockport ■

Victor

Wedgewood

Addison

Soutb Canisteo . .

Arcade

Varysbnrgb

EaKtern Plateau
Binghaiiiton

Oxford

Cortland

Bloomvillo

South Kortrigbt

Brook field

Middletown

Port Jervis

Cooperstowii . ..

New Lisbon

Oneonta

Perry City

Waverly

Mobonk Lake..

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41
63
43
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36
67
39
60
41

62
42
66
45
61
45
76
50
66
46

66
45
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43
63
40
61
39
59
41
65
44

54
62
41
67
37
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40
65
42

63
37
67
45
70
54

70
46
62
46
63
37
67
41
68
40
65
38
65
50

55
65
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66
37
66
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74
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66

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70
45
72
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73
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72
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72
47
68
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69
41
67
36
62
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71
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56
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45
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65
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65
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63
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71
56

72
45
61
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64
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70
43
74
41
69
39
07
50

58
75
36
76
32
78
33
82
32
74
44

78
43
78
48
82
37
69
34
83
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82
38
77
41
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36
76
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76
31
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76
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79
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80
32
78
42
77
57

79
43
73
38
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31
81
36
77
33
76
33
70
50

67

74
58
79
57
78
53
82
53
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58

76
60
84
54
83
53
81
49
84
57

78
54
87

55
77
50
79
51
81
58
82
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64
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47
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46
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82
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50
82
50
72
60

70
80
54
63
53
84
55
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53
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58

80
59
80
57
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53
93
54
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59

86
51
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68
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55
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42
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53

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72
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80
64
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61
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63
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65

86
64
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65
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58
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57
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64
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61

69
82
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56
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54

84
48
82
46

85
60

88
53
81
57
82
49
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54
81
58
81
58
79
63

75
85
62
87
62
86
58
89
59
86
62

85
64
84
64
92
66
90
63
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65

90
67
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62
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59
86
54
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61
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66

69
80
62
83
60
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61
74
59

76
57
83
51
80
60

70
59
74
58
77
59
80
61
87
61
85
60
74
50

74
82
62
81
61
84
60
85
61
83
61

81
63
90
65
86
65
96
65
91
65

84
65
85
62
87
62
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58
83
61
80
66

87
64
89
63
81
63
85
64

88
63
81
50
82
62

84
64
82
61
84
62
88
53
84
62
87
64
73
50

68
74
58
70
58
75
63
76
57
75
60

10

11

60
65
51
67
51
68
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71
49
70
51

70
61
83
65
78
58
92
64
75
57

74
56
77
59
81
63
79
63
73
50
70
61

71

83
65
83
63
81
63
80
61

83
60
76
44
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58

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62

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64
80
58
84
66
75
50

65
55
70
52
66
56
88
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67
53

67
54
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69
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63
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68

63

68
52
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57
74
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69
49
77
46
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53

76
64
67
50
68
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53
70
54
70
55
72
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59
68
46
65
39
69
38
78
43
68
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67

47
76
51
71
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74
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74
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71
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72
43
70
38
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57

58
69
44
74
40
68
45
74
42

68
36
79
40
78
51

75
45
65
45
68
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72
42
74
48
73
42
69
50

62

74

50

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43

75

41

83

47

74

48

75
49
78
56
74
45
75
40
80
51

75
50
76
51
77
47
76
42
71
50
78
68

62
72
50
77
44
72
47
76
47

73
40
78
41
78
56

79
57
67
46
70
45
76
49
78
57
77
44
73
53

61
71
45
73
48
72
44
73
44
74
51

74
55
78
46

77
45
81
53

74
45
78
47
73
45
74
42
72
49
79
47

60
75
44
75
40
74
42
80
43

72
36

7S
4S
76
58

70
5U
69
51
72
39
76
42
78
40
78
43
85
51

61
68
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69
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70
54
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70
51
68
55
78
48
81
50
81
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76
49
75
54
69
45
70
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69
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76
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60
67
52
67
52
68
55
64
51

64
46

74
50
85
55

68
54
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53
61
49
65
50
66
53
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New York Weather Bureau.

159

HeCtIONs, and Daily Maxima and Minima for the Stations.

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15

16

17

18

60

19

70

30

73

31

73

23

33

61

34

58

25
65

26

70

37

38

29

30

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61

65

63

70

66

67

62

59

64.7

71

69

72

79

Si

83

78

78

70

58

68

76

77

74

70

73

62.1

44

55

49

48

53

59

64

51

43

46

53

58

51

56

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40

70

75

73

78

83

85

78

78

75

71

73

77

74

79

73

78

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49

5-2

49

58

57

57

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57

50

48

54

48

52

50

48

35

75

72

75

79

82

84

80

79

78

64

09

77

78

76

71

75

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42

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52

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62

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61

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78

77

77

84

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82

79

79

66

75

82

82

77

74

83

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42

55

47

47

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57

62

59

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80

80

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75

76

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62

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72

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88

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64

69

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81

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50

56

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76

82

72

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78

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52

53

45

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57

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59

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75

76

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77

72

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57

59

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62

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85

80

84

88

90

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73

72

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77

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38

50

57

52

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59

59

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53

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52

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85

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72

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58

60

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55

52

55

56

56

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54

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51

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74

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83

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]60

Eighth Annual REroRT of the

Daily Means foe the Regions, and Daily

STATION.

Northern Plateau
Saranac Lake

Gloveraville

Lowville

Number Four

Atlantic Coast

Brooklyn

Manbatlan Beach.

New York City . . .

Willet's Point . . . .

Brentwood

Setauket

Bedford

Hudson Valley . . .
Albany

Lebanon Springs

Honeymead Brook

Pouglikeepsie

Wappingers Falls.
West Point

Mohawk Valley. ..
Borao

Champlain Valley
Plattttburgh Bair'n

Glens Falls

St. Lawrence Val
Malone

Madison Barrack 8

Wiitertown

Canton

MasBcna

North Hammond

Cgdeusburg

Pntadam

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57
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162

Eighth Annual Retort of the

SH(nviNG Daily Means for the Kegions. and Daily

STATION.

Oreat Lakes ,

Dunkirk

"Westfield

Buffalo

Pittsford

Rochester

Appleton

Fort Niagara

Baldwinsville

Oswego

Palermo

Lyons

Erie, Penns'vania

Central Lakes . . .
Fleming

Romulus

Itbacs

Mean

54

63

41
57
45
63
47

63
48
64
46
65
46
66
51

54
43
65
40
64
48
60
50

57
71
55
65
47
61
45

56

67
40
66
47
64
45

67
45
68
45
70
45
67
46

58
44
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44
64
49
63
47

51
78
60
67
47
65
49

60

57

81
45
80
45

77
42

80
44

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40
70
41
80
50

68
46
75
38
75
45
74
53

64
86
61
77
42
76
89

60

66

75
60
78
60
80
55

80
59
71
51
69
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82
57

74
57
80
50
79
56
73
61

68
84
55
80
53
80
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70

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83
61

83
64
85
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75
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76
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New York Weather Bureau.

16S

Maxima and Minima for the Stations — {Concluded).

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22

23

24

25

26

27

28

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Daily and Monthly Pkkcipi

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—

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2-68

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Eiugs Station

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0.00

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1.05

New York City

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2.59

New York Weather Bureau.

165

TATION FOR JCNK, 1890 (InCHES.)

15

16

17

18

0.00

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0.31
1.51

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20

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166

Eighth Annual Report of the

D.VTLY AND Monthly Prp:cipi

STATION.

J

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3

4

5

G

7

8

9

10 11

12

13

1.00

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Brentwood

Seatauket

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1.28
44

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Honeymead Brook.

1.78

13

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1.50

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1 14

Poughkeepsie

"Wappiniier's Falls.

West Point

Boyds Corners

Carmel

Southeast Reserv'ir

Eagle .Mills

Easton

Mohaiok Valley

Rome

Cham-plain Valley.
Plattsbiirsh B'rcks
Glens Falls

St. LawreneeValUy

Maloue

Madison Barracks.

Watertown

Canton

DeKalb Junction..

Massena

North Ilammond..

Oiiden.^burg

Potsdam ..

1.19

1 43

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0.00

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1.81
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0.00

0.02
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Great Lakes

Dunkirk

Weslfield

Bnflfiilo

Adaui.s Centre

Pittsloid

Rochester

0.65

Scottsville

Appleton

Fort .Viagara

Baldwiusville

Skaneateles

Ridgeway

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( )m wego -

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Phoenix

Lyons

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Centrnl Lakes

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Sherwood

Romulus

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T.
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00

0.01

0.03

0.22

0.20

0.56

0.30

0.26

0.05

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0.40

; Record for the month incomplete, |, Received too late to be included in the averages.

New York Weather Bureau.

167

TATioN FOE JuNE — {Continued).

15

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0.00
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29

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0.41
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2.06

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1.51

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4.57
1.54
3.28
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1.60
1.79
1.49
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2.28
2.33
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1.57
2.31

1;54
2.42
1.32
4.67

3.04
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2.07

2.43

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4.36

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0.04

0.26

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0.02

0.18

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3.19

168

Eighth Annual Report of the

SlATISTICS OF TeMPEEATURB

STATION.

Wentern Plateau.

Anc«-lira

Huinpliiey

Eluiira .-".

Ea't$rn Plateau.

Oxfnifl

Cortlyiid

HHiuilton

C>>0|iei»town

Waver Iv

Northern Plattau.
Lowville

Atlantic Coant..
New York City.
Setaiiket

Hiid^on Valley

AlllMUV

Hiiueynieart Brook
West' Point

Ckamplnin Tallry . . .
Platisb'gli Barracks

St. Lawrence Valley.
Madixoii Barracks. ,

Camoii

Norrh Hamruoiid

Piitudarn

Orent Lakes

Buffalo

Rocriester

Fort NiMcar-a

Baldwirisville

Oij"e!;o

Palriiero

Erie, Peiinsylvauia.

Central Lakes
Itbaca .

Average departure.

Tempeeatukb (Degbees (Fahr.).

COUNTY.

o
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a

j= =

♦- 3
.2

O

6S.1

A'leffatiy 64 9

C! tiataugns .. 65 i

Chemuiif; ^ 68.2

64 1

Cbenarijio 64 2

Ccrihibd 6J.0

Madi.-ou 63.3

Ot.'sejiO 64 1

Tioga 66.8

63 1

Lewis 63.1

67 9
68.9
66.9

New Yoik.
Siififolk ....

Albany. ..
Uiitclieas
Orange ..

Clinton

J^ff<>Igon

St Lawrence.

Eri<-

Monrne . ..

A'iauaia ..
• nouiiaga
Ortwcfjo ..

Erie.

Tonijikius

68 4
68 9
66.8
69.6

65 3

6,'> 3

65.8
64.9
66.4
67.4
64.4

65.6

64 9
G6.5
6i 3
6.S.7
64.0

65 4
6'.1

66.9
66.9

31

IS

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18 'i4
1883
1852

182P
1>SJ9
1827
1854
1883

1827

1871
1886

1874
1881
18>:6

42 1839

1839
1862
1866
1828

26 1871

25' 1871

39 1842
19' 1854
26 1871

40 1857
?.■< 18'. 4

18 1879

□

a

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64.4

1896 62.7
1K96 62.9
1896 67.7

63.9

lf:96i ex. 8
1896; 63 4
1895

189ii
1896

1896

1896
1896

1896
l>-96
1896

64.1
1896 64.1

1896
1896
1^^6
1896

1896
1890
1896
1896
18M6
lp«6
1896

1896

63.8
63.0
62 6
66.7
62 7

65.0
66.0
60.0
05.6
67.6
61.0
6:i 4

Extremes OF MoNTHLT
Mean Temperatubk
FOK June.

63.3

65

62 4

62.4

«5-8

66
65.7

65.9 —2.5! ....

68.0 —0.9 72.5

64.3 —2 5! 69.7

65 4 —4 2 ...

-1.2 ....
-1.2 72.4

—2.0
— 1 9
— :i 8
—0.7
—1.7

-0

+ 1.1 69.0

71.2
73.9
77.9
69.4

1884
'82-'89

1870

65.0
63.0

60.5

1870 59.2
1870' 61 6
1870 63-0
1895 56.7

1895

—0.5
+ 3
+ 1.9
—1.0
—2.0
60. U — l.ll

65.3
65.3

71.n;'9.S-'<)5

09.7
72.0
68 9
71.6
71. U

— i.el ....
—1.6 70.4

— 1 2' ....

;6-Vi

189.'
1870
lx7ir
1876

59.0
61.0
59 I
60.7
6i< 2
61.1
62.0

1892 61.3

1881
188S

1878
1886

1842

1843
1869
1875
1833

1881
1881
1842
1857
1881
1885
1881

1881

New York Weather Bureau.

169

AND Precipitation — June.

COUNTY.

Precipitation — (Inches").

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Extremes of Monthly

Pl(ECIl'lT.\T10N FOK

June.

STATION.

GREATEST.

LEAST.

B

s
<1

W^^Jif'-^TH PldteCLlt

4 46
4 34

4.74
4.29

3 91
4.03

4 »4
3 3J

4. Ml
3 69
3 30

3 34
3.34

2.99
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1887
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, 1871
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18

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Average departure.

—0.27

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE MEAN TEMPERATURES

FOR JUNE. 1896

Toronto

O 10 20 30 40 SO 60 70 80

r I 1 I 1 I J \ I ^

SCALE OF MILES

MAP OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

SHOWING

THE PRECIPITATION

FOR JUNE. 1896

SCALE OF MILES

Scale of Shades.

o to 2 inches.

Meteorological Summary for Jaly, 1896.

The average atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea-level and 32
degrees Fahr.) for the State of New York during July was 30.00
inches. The highest barometer was 30.40 inches at New York
city on the 19th, and the lowest was 29.62 inches at Albany and
Oswego on the 15th. The highest mean pressure, 30.03 inches,
obtained at New York city, and the lowest, 29.98 inches, at Os-
wego and Number Four. The average of the mean pressures at
six stations of the National Bureau was 0.03 inches above the nor-
mal; the excess being greatest in southern and eastern New York.

The mean temperature of the State, as derived from the records
of 72 stations was 70.4 degrees. The highest local mean was 75.5
degrees at Brooklyn, and the lowest 65.0 at Number Four. The
highest general daily mean was 76 degrees on the 12th, 29th and
30th, the lowest being 64 degrees on the 17th. The maximum
temperature reported was 96 degrees at Mt. Morris on the 6th and
7th, and the minimum 40 degrees at Friendship on the 17th and
18th, and at Saranac Lake on the 31st. The mean monthly range
of temperature for the State was 42 degrees, the greatest local
range being 51 degrees at Mt. Morris and Bloomville, and the
least 28 degrees at Manhattan Beach. The mean daily range
was 20 degrees. The greatest local daily range was 46 degrees
at Bloomville on the 1st, and the least was 2 degrees at Port
Jervis on the 24th. The mean temperatures of the various sec-
tion of the State were as follows: The Western Plateau, 69.6 de-
grees; the Eastern Plateau, 69.7 degrees; the Northern Plateau,

172 Eighth Annual Report of the

G7.7 degrees; the Atlantic Coast, 73.0 degrees; the Hudson Valley,
72.7 degrees; the Mohawk Valley, 70.2 degrees; the Champlain
Valley, 69.5 degrees; the St. Lawrence Valley, G8.9 degrees; the
Great Lakes, 71.0 degrees; the Central Lakes, 71.4 degrees. The
average of the mean temperatures at 26 stations possessing rec-
ords for previous years was 0.6 degrees above the normal. Ex-
cesses generall^^ occurred at western and southern stations, and
deficiencies in the north.

The mean relative humidity was 75 per cent. The mean dew
point was 61 degrees.

The. average precipitation, as derived from the records of 93
stations, was 4.90 inches. The greatest general precipitation ex-
ceeded 6 inches over considerable areas of western, northern
and southeastern New York, while in portions of the St. Law-
rence and upper Hudson Valley and on eastern Long Island, less
than 4 inches fell. The maximum local amount was 8.71 inches
at Port Jervis, and the minimum, 2.43 inches at North Hammond.

The rain periods covered the dates from the 3d to the 91h, with
a maximum of 0.34 inches for the State on the 4th; from the 13th
to the 15th; from the 19th to the 25th, with the maximum general
rainfall of the month on the 20th, and from the 27th to the 30th.
The average precipitation at 28 stations possessing records for
previous years was 1.05 inches above the normal amount. The
largest excesses generally obtained in western New York, while
in the eastern and northern sections 10 stations reported deficien-
cies. The amounts at Angelica, Humphre}' and Elmira were the
greatest shown by the records of these stations for August.

The average number of days on which the precipitation
amounted to 0.01 inch or more was 12.3, which is considerably

New York Weather Bureau. 173^

greater than the usual rain frequency for the summer months. The
maximum number was reported from the Eastern and Northern
Plateaus, and the southeastern section. The average number of
clear days was 10.3; of partly cloudy days, 12.3; of cloudy days^
8.4; giving an average cloudiness of 50 per cent, for the State.
The cloudiness was greatest in northern New York, and least
in the western and southern sections.

The prevailing direction of the wind was from the southwest.
The average -wind-travel at 6 stations of the National Bureau
was 6,931 miles, the travel generally being greater than usual for
the month. The maximum velocity reported from the above sta-
tions was 50 miles per hour at New York city on the 27th.

Thunderstorms occurred at 10 stations on the 3d; at 10 stations
on the 4th; at 5 stations on the 5th; at 8 stations on the 6th; at
4 stations on the 7th; at 3 stations on the 9th; at 3 stations on
the 10th; at 1 station on the 12th; at 10 stations on the 13th; at
3 stations on the 14th; at 10 stations on the 15th; at 2 stations
on the 16th; at 7 stations on the 20th; at 2 stations on the 21st; at
9 stations on the 22d; at 3 stations on the 23d; at 2 stations on
the 24th; at 1 station on the 26th; at 13 stations on the 27th; at
12 stations on the 28th ; at 17 stations on the 29th ; at 13 stations
on the 30th ; at 1 station on the 31st.

Hail fell on the 3d.

A solar halo was observed on the 2d. .

The weather during July averaged slightly warmer than usual ;
hot waves during the second and fourth weeks alternating with
brief cool periods about the 6th, 17th and 24th; but few excessive-
ly high or unseasonably low temperatures occurred. There was
an abundant rainfall, commonly in the form of local showers
which were followed by bright pleasant weather; hence the

174 Eighth Annual Keport of the

month was very favorable for the growth of crops, though less so
for harvesting operations. Thunderstorms occurred on 23 days
being more frequent in southwestern Xew York than elsewhere.
Phenomenally heavy rains occurred at some localities in the
southeast on the Uth, and in the western section on the 20th.

During the month, the weather of Xew York was influenced
by five areas of high and seven areas of low pressure, the num-
ber of the latter being about the usual storm frequency for July
in this vicinity. Five low areas passed to the eastward over
Canada on the 9th, 15th, 22d, 28th and 30th; while on the fifth
and 24th, depressions passed centrally within the borders of the
State. The lows passing north of the State commonly spread
over the Canadian provinces, moving slowly, and giving southerly
winds and warm waves over the northeastern States, as occurred
in the most marked degree with the depressions of the 9th, loth,
22d and 30th. The lows which passed centrally over New York
were of moderate energy, bringing general, but not excessive,
rains.

The high pressure systems were generally large and well de-
fined, but developed no central pressures much exceeding 30.3
inches. The first and third area, only, moved northeastward to
the Atlantic; the remainder, after traversing the central or
northern States, passed to the south Atlantic coast, where they
became nearly stationary. The highs, with their accompanying
cool waves, were most strongly felt in this vicinity on and about
the 2d, 8th, 14th, 18th and 24th, the greatest depression of tem-
perature occurring in northern Xew York on the 16th under the
influence of the fourth area; but no damaging frosts occurred.

An injurious drouth which prevailed in the eastern counties
at the opening of the month was relieved by abundant rains

New York Weather Bureau. 175

be^'inning on the 4th. The weather continued rather cool for
growth during the first decade after which higher temperatures
and frequent showers brought vegetation rapidly forward. The
reports of the first week showed oats as heading and barley and
spring wheat ripening; winter wheat was cut and some rye har-
vested early in the month; by the 18th considerable amounts of
barley had been cut and the oat harvest was commenced on the
30th; corn, tobacco and hops made satisfactory growth, the latter
being in blossom by the 10th. Grapes promised well, and the
apple crop was unusually good.

Local storms. — Near Honeymead brook, Dutchess county,
lightning caused the loss of four barns, with contents, on the 3d;
and one person was killed at Sharon Station. The storm was ac-
companied by destructive wind and hail, with a cloudburst and
flood about Amenia. Lockport reports the heaviest rain on rec-
ord at that point on the 20th. A local storm at Waverly on the
27th prostrated trees, unroofed buildings, and laid flat the grain
in many fields.

176

Eighth Annual Keport of the

Meteorological Data

Location ok Stations.

Uarometer.

Humidity

TKMFEKA.

STATION.

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Allegany

1824
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69 6 96

67.4 86
68. 2| 89

67 86

68.2 90

67.5 85

68.7 83
69.0 86
73.4 93

72.0 95

73.3 96
73.2 94

lVi> 92
70.0^ 89

1
67.4' 88

68.1 83

69.8 94

69.7 95
71.0 ^3

69.6 92

69.2 90
1

70.6 93
68.0 91
67.2, 85

72.2' 9:;
71 6 9.5

h

Alfred

66 2
67.6

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3

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1550
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1260
1328
863

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525

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67.6

1

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72.'2

688
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t

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Ontario

Wedgewood

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Stenbeo

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Wyoming . . .

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1000

1180
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3

74
80

60
61

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9
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Arcade

Vary .-.burg

Eastern Plateau..

1

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Chenango

870

550

3

Bine ha niton
Oxford

..

71.0

3

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CorilauJ

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Greene

Madison

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1550

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1150
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470

1300
1234
1100

103«

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1245

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69 8

h

Smitli Koitrigbt ..

3

Elka Park

63

55

67.2
68.2

7,

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Middit'iowu -

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3

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72.2

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66.7
71.2

70.1
71
67

67 7
66 8
69.8

69 2
65

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75 ^
71.2
73. U

89

85
89
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93
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90
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91

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87
89

3

Cooperstown

fi7.7
65 8
70.0

68 4

72.4
72.2

3

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9

7.

Perrv City

Waverlv

9
12

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Northern Plateau.

9

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Franklin

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Gloversville

Fulton

Lewis

802

900
1571

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18

69.6

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Number Four

Atlantic OoaH

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60

81

58

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107

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New York . . .

314

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30.40

29.70

15

0.70

82

66

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177

FOR July, 1896.

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178

Eighth Annual Report of the

Meteorological Data

Location of Stations.

Barometer. Humidity

1

Tempera

statiok.

COUNT r.

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minimum.

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73 2
73.6
72 8

n

Brfntwood

Suffolk

Westchester .

75

40

290

70.7
72.4

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Setauket

78

66

n

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71 5 «9

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72.7

74
70.2

70.8
72.5
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69.5

94

94

91

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91
92

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93
90

96

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95

p

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Columbia

Dutchess

85
930

450
180

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19

29.62

15

0.75

73

63

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]''

Lebanon Springs

3

70.9

1

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"Wappingers Falls

Catskill

J

73.8

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1"

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Orange

Putnam

167
500

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h

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445

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PlattsburghB'ks.
Glens Falls

s

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Warren

125
340

3

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68.9
67.6
69.1

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68.8

94
88
87

94
90

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Franklin

Jefferson

Jefferson

St. Lawrence.

St. Lawience.

a

810
266

486
304

~

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Madison Barracks

1

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V

<Canton ...

67.9

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300
258
300

68.8

70.7
69.8
67.8

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87
88

93

m

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n

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Unnkirk

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Westfield

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70.0
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72.6

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69.9

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86
91

91

90

93

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86

92

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690

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18

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15

0.62

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60

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Monroe

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621

30.00

30 32

18

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70

59

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Niagara

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263
390

304
460

407
681

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30. oi

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18

29.76

15

0.53

72

62

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71.0

88

2

New York Weather Bureau.

179

FOR July, 1896 — {Continued).

TURE — (In Degrees

Fahr).

Sky

Precipitation— (Inches)

-6
a

m
o

o

Q

X

19
19

y

17
17
17

z
aa

17

8
17
24

15
15

1
1

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c
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35
46
32
37

42
38

47

39
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47

38
4-2
37

50
50

45
45

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%

"a
•a

a

a

%

17
24
14
19

20
19

25

20
23
20

19
20
18

25
25

18
18

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a
a
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27
34
23
32

38
29
38

32
38
33

30
30
25

39
39

40
40

1
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1

26

1

1

ai
26
1

1
16
17

1

17

2

30

30

3
3

be

«

>-.
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7
12

7
10

8

9

11

11
13
10

9

8

10

11
11

6
6

1

24
8
31
ap

25
20
20

aq

24
24

24

25

4

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19

21
21

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u

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a
1

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p -: «

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a

1
1

33

d

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tss

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57

12
8

12
13

12.6

14

11

IG

7

17

11
11
14

11
11

15
15

5.79
4.70
2-74
7.29

4-41
3.57
4-26

7.60
3.33
5.40

5-09
2.50
3.54

6-04

6.04

4.76
5.00
4-53

3-75
5.71
4.02

3.71
3.25

1.28
1.50
0.71
2 44

3.09

1.70
1 27

3.09
1.70
1.21

1.18
0.64
0.74

1.50
1.50

1.50
1.50

h. m.

1606

"ie'.oo
10.00

10.00
3.00

0.30
9-00

"i'.lh

6
22
16
4-5

3-4

30

30

3-4

28
5

27

25

5

23
29

14

14

S, W.

48
56
52

44
56
44

50
46
45

53

21
12
11

10 9

11

11

7

15
11

3

2

i
11

10.1

14
9

14

9

13

11

8

11

9

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6
11

10

7
7

17

s. w.
w.
s. w.

......

s.
w.

s w.

N.

s.
s.

S. E.

53
46

18

1

12

S. W.

46

50

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s. w.

42
47
4')

16
16

18

16
16

41

41
38

49
48

21
18
20

29
24

40
30
32

40
33

11
18
17

11
18

5
5

8

17
17

23
23
20

7
ar

7.2
4

14-5
13

9.3
14

9.7
15
5

12
9

2.10
1.42
1-85

1.40

1.28

15-15
4.00

13
15
20

19
28

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s. w.

s.

45

42

3
9

24
15

4
7

s. w.
s. w.

52
52
47

48

ah
16
16

r

38
35
41

38

21
18
10

18

32

28
30

39

r

ac
20

18

10

8
7

3

as
at
24

5

4
9
14

11.1

12
15

8

12.2

15
7
9

7.7

7

11

9

10.9

2.43
3.98
3.13

4.90

0.70
2-10
0.83

3 54

[h'.'ih

20
13

5

20

w.

s. w.
s w.

50

51

48

54
48

4<)

16

16

18

18
18

18
ae

18
17

40

32
43

37
42

44

38

32

44

18

13
20

17
20

20
20

14
22

29

23
34

30
31

33
29

23
39

18

18
18

18
2

18
aj

1
18

8

6
7

6
12

11
11

5
9

15

12
24

24
14

au
19

23
20

14

8
10

16
9

11

14
9

9

12

6

9
12

6

10

9

11
11

14
11

9
9

15
12

3.07

6.35
5.04

4-75
5.27

3.77
4.34

5.89
5-07

0.70

3.54
2.21

2.11
2 56

2 95
1.25

3.30
2-85

4.00

4

20
20

20
20

20
20

20
20

....

s.

w.
w.

s. w.

N. W.

isr.-w.

54

54
4S

14

S

12

9

15
15

8

8
4

w.
s. w.

56

17

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12

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"is

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5

9"'

is"

'e"'

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5.50

2.22

A

w.

ISO

Eighth Annual Report of the

Meteorological Data

Location of Stations.

Barometer.

Humidity

Tempera

STATION.

COUNTY.

S

I"

a
o

s

d

4^

m

6

a

R

o

a

a

M

O

6
>
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u

a
a
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m

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0)

a

o
Oi

'fi

O

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"3
a

n

B
.li

e.s

a

es
a;

71.4

71.7

71.5
70.9

70.4

w

K

92
92

92

90

96

Central Lakes

^

Flemiug

Caynga

Seneca

Tompkins

1000

719

810

72.1
76!6

9

Romulus -

83
71

61

62

•>

Ithaca

29.99

30 33

18

29.63

15
15

0.70
0.66

a

Mean

30-00

30.40

19

29.02

75

61

....

h

*Mpan of the tridaily observations. X .VIean of the maximnm and minimum by the Diaper
the tri-daily observations are derived by the formula (7 a. m. + 2 p. m. +9 p. m. + 9 p. m.) — 4-
four hours.

(a) 22, 24; (6) 6, 7; (c) 1, 2; (d) 2, 13: (e) 3, 29; (f) 2, 3, 13; (g) 2, 3; (A) 3, 30: (i) 12, 28: (;) 12,
20; («) 1, 26; (M) 7, 8; (w) 1, 24; (w) 5, 8; («) 18, 31; (j/) 1, 18, 26; (z) 17. 19; (aa) 16, 17; (ah) 16. 17,
(aj) 15, 30; fafc) 20, 2t; (aJ) 16 24; («?«) 11, 20, 24; {an) 11, 20; (ap) 7 23; (ai/l 23, 24; (ar) 4, 7: (as)

New Youk Weather Bureau.

181

FOR July, 1896 — {Concluded).

1URE~(IN Degrees Fahr.).

Sky.

PRECipiT.iTioN — (Inches).

-4^

1

t-1

6

■4-'
CS

6
fct

a
«

n
o

a

a
>>

'3
a

a

3

u

p

cS

'3

©

CB
V

33

28

33
33

46

6

p
«/

18

1
18

1

6

'3

-a
-^

m

C3
<C

6
7

7
6

2

a

P

24
24

23
24

24

es

a)

o

a
5

9.3
C

11
11

10.3

■c
o
"3

^^

u

0)

a

3
f5

>-.

3
O

"o

o

Eh
O

a

3

Ntiiuber of days on
which 0.01 or more
inches fell.

O

H

u

p

ci
3
P

c
«
P

1

o
3

o

H

=4-1
O

a

O

i

a
•3

u

49
53

51
49

Ivf
18

r

18

43
46

41
41

19

18

20
19

14.7

22

13
9

12.3

7.0
3

7
11

10.7

7

11
14

4.30
4.29

4.92
3.69

1.83
1.83

1.12
0.66

h. m.
17.00
17.00

"'7!50

20
20

20
9

N. W.

s. w.

S E.

40

ad

42

20

8.4

12.3

4.75

4.24

20

s. w.

thermograph. |1 Report received too Iple to be used in computing means. The means from
tBlank indicates that the duration is not shown in the original records, but is within twenty-

13, 27; (t) 2, 29; (I) 2, 12, 22; {m) 11, 12, 22, 28, 29; (n) 2, 12; (p) 1, 2, 12; (q) 7, 12; (r) 17, 18; (s) 16, 19,
18, 24, 25, 2(i; (ac) 15, 17; iad) 17. 18, 31; (aej 1, 17; (af) 1, 18; {ag) 19, 20; (ah) 1, 2, 18; (ai) 1, 16;
4, 13, 19; (at) 7, 20; (au) 14, 15, 24.

182

Eighth Annual REroRT of the

Tempekatuke — July, 1896, Showing Daily Means for

STATION.

Western Platiau..
Alfred

Angelica...

Bolivar

Friendship
Humphrey.

J Arkwright...
Jamestown ...

Elmira

Avon

Mount Morris
Locliport .

Victor

Wedgewood

Addison

Sonth Canisteo . .

Arcade

"Varysburgh

Eattern Plateau.
Bingbamton

Oxford

Cortland

Bloomvillo

Sontb Kortrigbt

Elka Park

Brookfleld

Middletown

Port Jervis

Cooperstown

New Lisbon

Oneoiita ,

Perry City

Waverly

MoLonk Lake ...

71

84

54
84
44
90
46
82
54

83
54
87
60
91
56
87
70
90
59

93
59
91
56
87
49
85
48
84
55
90
51

89
50
88
44

74

86
59
88
58
86
50
90
68
85
62

86
58
92
59
95
57
90
70
93
€0

95
58
91
64
89
55
88
54
87
57
94
55

72
92
57
92
51

74
85
62
89
61
85
55
89
58
84
62

87
48

00
55

88

92

42

54

86

90

44

47

82

85

54

65

91

93

57

59

84

87

56

58

87

87

52

59

80

83

50

62

84

87

44

51

88

03

50

55

88

•13

51

58

88

93

48

65

80

81

52

51

85
64
93
61
92
64
95
57
94
68

90
67
92
66
89
60
88
56
89
63
92
62

75
93
61
92

58
88
61
93
62

91
59
82
64
90
58
95
58

89
62
85
63
89
57
93
«3
92
61
93
62
83
51

73
80
62
80
62
82
59
84
58
77
63

78
66
85
65
88
61
92
63
86
65

86
64
82
66
84
64
84
59
84
64
86
63

73
85
64
98
60
85
62
80
61

86
57
76
62
85
61
79
68

86
68
80
06
83
60
89
65
80
63
87
62
72
52

71
74
64

78
58
78
67

76

65
82
74
77
64
89
65
77
60

77
61
79
65
80
68
78
62
73
62
77
60

70
79
64

77
62
76
63
78
64

77
60
76
59
86
60
80
66

81
7«
68
60
74
59
79
64
82
63
82
69
78
50

70
82
54
83
54
82
55
85
52
78
54

67
66
56

80
56
84
62
88
58
96
57
87
02

89
57
82
59
82
60
84
53
81
54
84
56

71
84
61
90

58
83
59

83
58

84
52
76
58
89
61
81
65

82
62
79
62
81
55
88
58
85
5«
85
61
78
51

71
58
72
56
66
54

70
57
77
63
82
57
96
59
74
56

94

55
72
58
74
58
76
58
67
55
73
56

65
75

58
77
55
73
58
76
46

75
46
74
54
68
47
79
68

76
63
67
58
72
62
80
57
71
55
74
62
73
51

65

73

48
78
48
74
51

69

77
r.9

10

69

79
57

80
58
84

48
75
57

75
52
74
62
80
53
84
53
84
54

86
58
79
53
76
56
74
49
73
51
81
52

63

78
51
77
48
75
45
81
50

80
48
72
50
72
47
75
50

71
56
70
52
70
47
80
50
76
59
80
40
67
50

80
60
81

ys

90
60
85
58
90
61

83
55
78
58
80
60
79
56
78
58
82
59

09
78
60
81
59
78
CO
80
60

79

58
82
51

77
57

84

83

50

62

76

78

51

64

72

84

5()

62

79

84

69

62

75 ■

84

61

60

80

78

62

62

80

81

58

58

85

87

60

62

84

84

59

53

80

84

59

53

77

80

03

63

v»
58
86
64

86
53

85
60

87
55
81
56
83
55
81
52
79
57
84
54

71
84
56
85
55
83
57
86
65

11 12

73
82
61

83
54
88
57
SO
61

74
82
58

82
62
90
62
87
64
87
66
91
65

89
65
88
63
86
58
84
54
81
62
87
61

73
85
66
85
59
85
62
89
64

89

55
78
6.1
79
59
84
63

86
66
80
60
83
60
87
64
87
57
88
58
82
64

83
50
86
54
81
59

13

75
85
65

85
57
88
60
84
64

83
60
92
73
89
66
89
63
n2
66

91
67
90
65
87
56
86
52
84
61
88
58

73
87
58
90
54
88
56
91
58

87
55
82
64
93
61
81
60

88
68
83
62
87
53
92
57
88
63
91
56
85
65

86
66
91
61

86
70
88
66
87
68

81
68
85
65
89
61
86
56
85
62
82
64

72
82
60
85
57
79
58
87
60

86
56
80
66
83
64
86
02

87
64
72
06
79
57
85
64
80
67
88
60
82
64

New York Weather Bureau.

183

THE TtEGIONS, AND DaILY MaXIMA AND MlNIMA FOR THE STATIONS.

15

16

17

18

19

20

ai

33

33

34

35

36

37

38

29

30

31

73

63

61

64

68

70

76

75

64

60

64

66

73

74

75

74

66

69.6

76

68

72

76

73

74

83

84

68

58

72

74

81

83

84

82

73

67.4

66

62

46

46

55

64

66

62

54

54

51

53

53

65

62

63

52

87

69

71

80

74

75

84

86

70

61

74

78

80

85

86

81

74

68.2

68

52

42

42

58

62

62

66

53

55

49

55

60

53

58

60

56

76

69

70

77

75

73

83

85

69

60

73

76

81

82

83

85

70

67. a

64

51

41

42

53

65

64

61

55

54

47

50

61

63

65

61

59

80

73

75

82

80

75

87

87

70

60

88

78

84

86

86

86

77

68.2

64

53

40

40

61

64

62

59

53

43

48

50

61

60

60

61

52

75

69

73

76

73

72

82

81

68

59

72

75

78

83

82

81

74

67.5

65

54

45

54

61

64

66

63

54

53

52

53

61

65

64

63

54

....

62 "

68 7

'■76'

'ei'

72'

'78'"

'77"

'75"

'ss"

li"

'76"

72"

'76"

'79 '

'si"

"85"

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Daily !Means for the Regions, and Daily

STATION.

Northern Plateau..
Sarasac Lake

Gloversville

Lowville

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Manhattan Beach . .

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80

85

87

84

72

68.8

54

42

54

52

ei

60

60

62

52

52

57

53

52

61

59

63

50

186

Eighth Annual Keport of the

Daily Mean for the Kegions, and Daily

STATION. 1 3 3 4 5 6

St.Law.Val.—{Ct).
Massena

North Hammond...

Ogdensburg -

Potsdam

Great Lakes .
Dunkirk

Westfield .
BuflFalo . . .
Pittsford .

Rochester

Appleton

Fort Niagara .
Baldwinsville.

Oswego

Palermo

Lyons

Erie, Pennsylvania,

Central Lakes

Fleming

Romulus.
Ithaca . . .

Mean.

88
60
81
62
86
60

74

85
62
78
67
88
60

87
61
90
60
90
63
89
64

84
61
85
56
86
57
81
C4

72

87

so'

56
86
55

70

88
64
87
64
88
64

77

90
66
84
69
91
62

91
64
90
59
93
65
91
66

86
64
92
54
89
62
88
67

78
92
67
92
65
90
65

84
56
78
56
70
51

74

74 74

85
67

82
70
82
67

82
67
82
64
86
69
86
66

74
60
82
59
81
65
80
69

86
70
90
69
90
66

68
58
68
56
69
52

73

86
69
80
66
81
61

82
63
71
58
83
62
90
63

75
64
86
61
85
65
79
71

76

85
08
85
66
84
67

70

74
60
75
58
70
51

68

75
63
70
62

74
61

74
62
74
57
76
61
74
64

70
60
79
60
75
62
69
66

71
85
63
77
64
75
63

7 8 9

86
58
81
60
69
50

72

69

83
58
76
63
85
60

83
62
86
59
85
60
87
63

78
61
88
56
85
63
76
61

73
83
64
87
62
83
61

70

70
60
67
59
71
55

64

71
58
68
56
72
52

73
57
72
57

77
66
71
56

64
57
70
58
69
59
09
58

66
73
59

74
59
70
60

66

84
56
82
55
78
53

67

76
53
79
58
78
55

78
56
78
54
87
61
80
60

71
55
76
50
76
57
74
61

65

75
56
77
55
74
52

66

88
58
78
62
80
59

72

83
62
82
60
84
61

85
62
88
60
77
61
84
63

82
62
83
58

78
60

71
79
04
83
61
79
62

10 11 13

78
65
80
66
81
65

73

84
63
73
65
85
60

84
63
85
59

82
64
87
67

84
63
83
S3

78
64

72
84
63
83
Gl
83
61

70 72

90
64
84
65
83
66

68

87
68
76
68
82
65

87
66
88
62
90
65
87
69

80
68
86
65

91

67

74
85
63
87
59
86
64

74

90

68
87
67
87
61

78

86
69

76
70
89
68

89
71
90
65
90
68
92
69

86
71
88
63

83
70

78
88
69
89
67
87
65

76

13 14

78
68
78
64
79
63

75

87
72
76
69
82
69

80
67
82
66
85
69
82
66

79
65
81
63

84
72

75
79
71
80
69
81
69

75

80
60
80
58
74
55

72

82
68
82
65
77
63

78
66
75
63
77
66
82
65

74
65
80
62

78
68

73

77
67
82
64
81
66

73

Ma>:. and Miii. by the Draper Theruiograpli.

New York Weather Bureau. 187

Maxima and Minima for the Stations — {Concluded).

S d

15

16

x"i

18

19

SO

21

33

33

24

25

26

37

28

29

30

31

1^

"82

'fifi"

"m

"m"

'76"

"so""

"Sfi"

'90'"

"76""

"6«""

'82 "

"76"

'se'"

"96""

"96"

"si"

■74"

60

52

52

52

66

68

68

64

60

52

52

52

58

66

60

66

56

70.7

85

05

S3

78

79

75

84

85

76

67

78

79

80

85

85

80

72

S7

52

55

57

65

67

65

71

60

55

61

60

64

63

63

65

55

69.8

79

6'J

75

83

77

81

82

86

74

70

79

80

77

SO

76

82

75

56

47

54

63

60

51

67

67

60

63

54

58

65

66

58

54

57

67.8

71

63

64

67

72

72

76

75

66

61

66

70

73

74

77

76

67

71.0

"77'

70

74

83

81

78

82

83

76

68

75

78

82

83

88

83

76

71.6

fiO

50

53

54

63

66

68

6S

59

53

52

60

67

68

69

68

58

78

69

74

80

76

74

78

81

70

65

70

74

77

83

88

85

75

70.0

fi2

54

56

57

65

66

68

64

57

56

58

65

68

68

71

70

59

81

70

73

82

78

78

85

88

69

63

77

82

80

83

89

86

73

70.4

62

54

51

48

63

66